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xpkranger_ · ‎09-09-2009

@srigelsford wrote: Must be something to do with your setup, as it works fine for me in 3.5.2. That stands to reason I guess. It's just weird though. My host checker is browser-agnostic, I've tried in safe mode (without plugins) and it fails on multiple machines with 3.5.2 installed, so yeah, I'd say it's on the IVE. Are you on the same code?

xpkranger_ · ‎09-09-2009

I can login, but only get read-only sessions. Some things aren't even available under read-only. I'm on Juniper 6.4R1 (build 14063) and recently upgraded Firefox to 3.5.2 (now wishing I hadn't.) Works just fine under IE & Chrome. Anyone else have this problem?

xpkranger_ · ‎06-30-2008

I guess I'm still confused as to why it works though. The "Split Tunneling Enforced" policy seen below specifically requires split tunneling, yet the rule that I just constructed above it seems to deny split tunneling for the WSJ site for all but a few roles. Yet it all somehow works.

xpkranger_ · ‎06-30-2008

Excellent! That did it. Thanks a ton!

xpkranger_ · ‎06-30-2008

Using an SA6000 5.5R3 - When our users are here at work, they have a link to the Wall Street Journal. WSJ looks for our public IP address and ok's access as long as the user comes from our IP address. I am using split tunneling. When the users are away from the office and using Network Connect, the WSJ link fails because the user is not coming in from our firm's public IP address. Is there any way (short of denying split tunneling) that I can pass our firm's public address along to WSJ from the end users when using Network Connect? I have opened a ticket with JTAC and will post the solution here if I get one from them first.

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