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Participant 2020-03-26 08:03 AMgood morning
I don't know if this problem happened to someone, when implementing mobile access and entering the web page of an RCM server (web application).
there is a problem in all the pages that use ajax showing the following problem,
This is a checkpoint problem because everything works locally, and using vpn remote access (vpn agent) the same.
the logs are showing traffic allowed, there are no drops, in the configuration of the web application, I have activated the sso and http and http services, using the server object
it's a legacy implementation
Could someone give me a hint about the problem, that I don't really know what I'm looking for or that it could be happening please.
PhoneBoy
2020-03-26 08:54 PMWhen you're using websites through MAB portal, lots of sometimes complex Javascript/AJAX is getting rewritten on the fly.
While we've worked out how to do this and support it for some common apps like Outlook Web Access, it definitely doesn't work for every web application.
For these sorts of web apps, your best bet is to make them available via SNX, which will use a VPN client to tunnel the traffic to the server directly.
PhoneBoy
2020-03-26 11:09 PMThere is a brief description of this in the product documentation.
It speaks in general terms in the description about the kinds of Web Applications that work:
A Web application can be defined as a set of URLs that are used in the same context and are accessed via a Web browser, for example, inventory management or human resource management.
Mobile Access supports browsing to websites that use HTML and JavaScript.
Browsing to websites with VBScript, Java, or Flash elements that contain embedded links is supported using SSL Network Extender, by defining the application as a native application.
Additionally, some sites will only work through a default browser, and therefore cannot be defined as a Web application. If that is the case, use a native application.
There are also some other features that may help as well.