Http chunked encoding

Hi there
Does anyone know if there is an issue with http chunked encoding to go through ASA even when http inspection is not enabled?
Thanks
Naresh

HTTP 1.1 chunked encoding is supported Documentum 5.3 sp2 and above. I would strongly suggest that you open a case with EMC - Documentum on this particular issue. There were alot of issues with UCF in both 5.3 and 5.3 sp1.
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