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mhracs_ · ‎02-15-2012

Externally from the login url the cert if fine, however you would have to login to the site to see the error. The error only pops up after user authentication is complete, and the users are hitting our sharepoint landing page that is passthrough proxied. After continuing anyways through the Juniper, the sharepoint cert is fine from a client perspective as well.

mhracs_ · ‎02-15-2012

Hi all, We've recently acquired a wildcard certificate from Entrust for our SSL VPN and Sharepoint Passthrough. I have the wildcard certificate installed as a device cert. I have the entrust cert added to the intermediate CAs. I also have the Entrust Root CA and Entrust Secure Server CA in Trusted Server CAs. When users come through the SSL VPN they are still getting prompted with cert errors. "The certificate was not issued by a trusted CA" I did see another posting about the use of a wildcard cert, however the other users solution was to add the high cert in the chain for CA. Unless there is something higher than the two Entrust certs I've got in Trusted Server CAs I dont think that solution will apply for me. Thoughts?

mhracs_ · ‎02-09-2012

Hi! Hopefully this is a quick question, I have an SA4500 running 7.1R4 and I was wondering if there was a way that I could customize the failure response for Primary or Secondary username or password messages? Instead of: Invalid primary username or password. Please re-enter your user information. Is this a customizable field? If it is I haven't been able to find where yet. Thanks,

mhracs_ · ‎01-09-2012

I can't be of any help, but I have a very similar issue. I have clients with Mac OS X 10.7.1 w/ Safari v5.1.2 (Java SE 6 Update 26). We are using SA's @ 7.1R4 and the users get disconnected every 5 minutes as well. The error we are getting is "The Windows based computer has lost the connection", however I was able to maintain the same connection RDP'ed to the same windows machine from a Windows 7 host through the same SA. I have not yet found any solutions.

mhracs_ · ‎12-20-2011

Hopefully a quick answer in the community, but has anyone configured a Passthrough Proxy to Sharepoint 2010 and then had the site be completely un-usable in IE7, but it works fine in Firefox, Safari, Chrome etc.... I'm not quite sure what to think about it, but I have the top menu bar in Sharepoint presented and that is all. (See screenshot in attachments) I have persistent cookies enabled just to test it, but I don't really understand what's going on here....and I can't tell my users to not use IE7. Has anyone seen this, or do you have any ideas? Attachments: juniper.jpg â€35 KB

Re: Wildcard Certificate - Cert Errors

Wildcard Certificate - Cert Errors

Customizing Primary/Secondary login error informat...

Re: Mac OS X 10.7 RDP Disconnect Error

Sharepoint 2010 - Passthrough Proxy & IE7