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Windows Server 2008 R2 SP1 webcid setup

I'm trying to setup a webcid on a Windows Server 2008 R2 SP1 machine.

I've successfully got it working for windows Endpoint clients, but I can't for our Mac clients.

The log on the client only says "Could not contact primary server" error changes between "Server was not available" and "Server could not be found"

The IIS Log has the following

"

2013-03-26 05:34:24 137.166.68.29 GET /Sophos/OSXHomehttp/Sophos+Anti-Virus.mpkg/Contents/Packages/SophosAU.mpkg/Contents/Packages/SophosAUCLI8.0.1.pkg/Contents/Resources/preinstall - 80 - 220.233.4.17 <UA+a="Mac"+u="<domain\username>"+v="8.0.8.1"+/> 401 2 64 93
2013-03-26 05:34:24 137.166.68.29 GET /Sophos/OSXHomehttp/Sophos+Anti-Virus.mpkg/Contents/Packages/SophosAU.mpkg/Contents/Packages/SophosAUCLI8.0.1.pkg/Contents/Resources/preinstall - 80 - 220.233.4.17 <UA+a="Mac"+u="<domain\username>"+v="8.0.8.1"+/> 401 1 2148074254 31
2013-03-26 05:34:24 137.166.68.29 GET /Sophos/OSXHomehttp/Sophos+Anti-Virus.mpkg/Contents/Packages/SophosAU.mpkg/Contents/Packages/SophosAUCLI8.0.1.pkg/Contents/Resources/preinstall - 80 <domain\username>"+ 220.233.4.17 <UA+a="Mac"+u="<domain\username>"+v="8.0.8.1"+/> 404 17 64 93

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A web browser can connect with no problems.

What setting am I missing?

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  • Hello aburrow,

    as you mention PkgInfo - looks like the files without extension are the ones causing troubles. You do have a wildcard MIME type defined (likely so, otherwise with .NET 2.0 you get a 404.3).

    In your first post you said a web browser can connect with no problems - does it indeed prompt you to open/save the file if you browse to one of the extension-less files? 

    Christian

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  • Hello aburrow,

    as you mention PkgInfo - looks like the files without extension are the ones causing troubles. You do have a wildcard MIME type defined (likely so, otherwise with .NET 2.0 you get a 404.3).

    In your first post you said a web browser can connect with no problems - does it indeed prompt you to open/save the file if you browse to one of the extension-less files? 

    Christian

    :38989
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