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Nokia Updater failed

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We are still testing Web Gateway and it works fine. But now there is a problem for use with Nokia PC Suite. When I try to get updates with a XP-Client and IE7 about Nokia Software Updater the connection is blocked. I see following error message in live log: 

2009:08:21-11:26:50 Server1-1 httpproxy[2451]: [0xb24a8b38] auth_adir_auth_crap_callback (auth_adir.c:877) Authorization denied (NT_STATUS_WRONG_PASSWORD)

Whats going wrong? We use AD Authentication and it is working very well for other connections. Disable the proxy-settings in my browser the update can be downloaded.


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    You haven't said what version you are using (7.405?), which mode the HTTP Proxy is in (AD-SSO?), whether you're scanning HTTPS traffic (Yes?), what exceptions are active for the Nokia download site (none?), etc.

    Cheers - Bob
     
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    You haven't said what version you are using (7.405?), which mode the HTTP Proxy is in (AD-SSO?), whether you're scanning HTTPS traffic (Yes?), what exceptions are active for the Nokia download site (none?), etc.

    Cheers - Bob
     
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    MediaSoft, Inc. USA
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    You haven't said what version you are using (7.405?), which mode the HTTP Proxy is in (AD-SSO?), whether you're scanning HTTPS traffic (Yes?), what exceptions are active for the Nokia download site (none?), etc.

    Cheers - Bob


    Exceptions, that is the solution.

    I configured an exception under Web Security and its run well.

    Thanks from a rookie.