Juniper sa support mac access via https ?

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Buy support contract for the device in question. Call support. Claim business service interruption because of the issue. Follow support's instructions.
You can call support even without service contract, but you will not allowed to assign priority to the ticked, you will not allowed to speak with anyone who understand the matter and you will got a kind of formal response only - like it work for others, so it's a bug on your side or so.

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After a quick read of the HOW TO CONFIGURE XMII 11.5.1 BUILD 63 AND IIS 6.0 FOR HTTPS, this may be what I am looking for. It seems very involved and tedious. So, you are saying this guide is how to configure the xMII server to consume an xMII business logic transaction as a web service from a .Net application. Wonder if anyone has done this?

How To Force Access Via HTTPS/SSL?

Forgive me if this question reveals how little I know about SSL, but... ;-)
What is the standard, best practice way to force a web client (via browser)
to use HTTPS/SSL? Our configuration is that the clients hit an IIS server
first, which then uses the WebLogic proxy/forward plug-ins to the WebLogic
server. The URLs that our clients follow come from an email we send, which
has https:// on the front. Access seems to stay in https as long as they
follow our links, but if the client edits the URL and changes https to
http, the access is now without SSL. How can I restrict access to https
only, or otherwise make sure they never use non-SSL access?
Thanks in advance for any explanations or pointers to references, etc.
-Paul

Paul,
You can disable the http port between IIS and weblogic. Configure only the SSL
connection. That way if any request comes to weblogic as http , it will be rejected.
Udit
Paul Hodgetts <[email protected]> wrote:
Thanks for the reply! What if the web server (the front end IIS server)
also serves static web pages that are allowed to be accessed without
HTTPS/SSL? It's primarily the requests forwarded through to JSP/servlets
on the WebLogic server that must use HTTPS/SSL.
Thanks,
-Paul
Robert Patrick <[email protected]> wrote:
One way would be to close the HTTP port in your firewall so that non-HTTPS
traffic cannot reach the web server...
Paul Hodgetts wrote:
Forgive me if this question reveals how little I know about SSL,
but... ;-)
What is the standard, best practice way to force a web client (viabrowser)
to use HTTPS/SSL? Our configuration is that the clients hit an IISserver
first, which then uses the WebLogic proxy/forward plug-ins to theWebLogic
server. The URLs that our clients follow come from an email we send,which
has https:// on the front. Access seems to stay in https as long
as they
follow our links, but if the client edits the URL and changes httpsto
http, the access is now without SSL. How can I restrict access tohttps
only, or otherwise make sure they never use non-SSL access?
Thanks in advance for any explanations or pointers to references,etc.
-Paul

IDSM-not accessed via HTTPS!!

Hi all,
i have IDSM-2 and i have upgraded it to 7.0(4)E4 and i can't access it via HTTPS but i can SSH ,console and ping it normally.
can anyone help in that
Regards,
Ayman

Hi abinjola,
Kindly find the attached show tech ,i saw the netstat -a in the show tech as i tried to get it through the module itself but i didn't find it.
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Linksys Routers not accessable via HTTPS and This certificate has an invalid digital signature.

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ig you google it this problem you will see that only cisco goods have this problem and no one care about that according cisco support. why? I will never buy cisco product.

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Office Web Apps - Preview not appearing when acccessing via HTTPS

I have installed Sharepoint 2013 and Office Web Apps, set the wopibinding, and set the wopizone to be https-external. Everything seems to work fine if accessing the web app using HTTP (can open, edit, preview office web app (WAC) documents)... but if
I access via HTTPS then I run into a mixed content error when trying to preview the WAC documents... I can open them and edit them without issue using office web apps inside the browser though just not preview.
If I select "New document" it also takes a while to load and displays a blank pop up window... assume it must be related
Error message:
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Before you configure SharePoint 2013 to use Office Web Apps Server via HTTPS, make sure that you have set up Office Web Apps Server by following the steps in Deploy
a single-server Office Web Apps Server farm that uses HTTPS or Deploy a multi-server, load-balanced Office Web Apps Server farm
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Eric
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E4200v2: Local Management Access via Wireless *ALWAYS* Enabled

I just found a slightly unsettling bug in the E4200v2 (running the latest firmware 2.0.36 build 126507).
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TC accessed via .mac

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Can you access BIEE via HTTPS?

We're in the process of implementing BIEE. However, it must be in a secure environment. Does anyone know if u can access this tool via https?

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I can still access my .mac email via Mail but not in iCloud

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SQL Developer fails to access update center via http proxy

Hi,
I've configured HTTP Proxy exactly like MS-IE. Anyway, sql developer fails to access web. This is the error message:
java.io.IOException: Server returned HTTP response code: 407 for URL: http://htmldb.oracle.com/pls/otn/f?p=38606:2
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- <center id="oracle.sqldeveloper.webupdate.otncenter">
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<name>Official Oracle Extensions</name>
</center>
</centers>
What's wrong?
I'm using sql developer 1.0.0.14.22.
Martin

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Are you still getting HTTP 407 errors when you have entered your username and password?
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Using the personal hotspot feature on the iPhone 5, I am able to connect to the internet. We also use Juniper NCP client to access our system remote. A VPN connection is created, but I am unable to access servers on our network. This works on iPhone 4.

Using the personal hotspot feature on the iPhone 5, I am able to connect to the internet. We also use Juniper NCP client to access our local system from a remote location. A VPN connection is created, but I am unable to access servers in our network. This same functionality works using my colleagues iPhone 4.
Both phones are running iOS 6.1.3. I tried to reset network settings, but still unable to ping servers in our network. This is a feature that our sales team relies heavily on when out of the office. Hoping someone has some suggestions on what is different between the 2 phones.

Hi,
Generally, this issue should be related with something called split tunneling, since you’re using a F5 vpn client, you need to look for something related to split tunneling in the F5 VPN client's documentations.
Here is an example, share it with you as a reference.
http://support.f5.com/kb/en-us/products/big-ip_apm/manuals/product/apm_config_10_2_0/apm_config_networkaccess.html
In addition, you can refer to the link below for more solution about this problem.
You Cannot Connect to the Internet After You Connect to a VPN Server
http://support.microsoft.com/kb/317025
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Network camera access via airport extreme ie: i need to assign a port and a

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Juniper sa support mac access via https ?

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