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Need help with specific site access

MikeHollenbeck
We have an internal web application that lives on a Lotus Domino box.  It uses Javascript [:(] to build the links and pages.  There is one particular page that I cannot access. 

From the HTTP security log:
2010:07:15-09:23:28 fw1 httpproxy[4375]: id="0002" severity="info" sys="SecureWeb" sub="http" name="web request blocked" action="block" method="GET" srcip="10.50.129.254" user="JOHNDOE" statuscode="502" cached="0" profile="REF_wypfqnhjLP (ABC network)" filteraction="REF_OixZdDHgPa (WideOpen)" size="2281" time="59 ms" request="0xaeb18500" url="server.domain.com/.../MyRequests

The filteraction 'Wideopen' has no restrictions and is limited to my IS staff.
Using SSO for AD.

I suspected at one time that is was a hidden alternate port somehow, but have since rulled that out.

I have tried expections and always allow entries.  Nothing gets to the packet filter.  I do have DNAT rules defined, but they SHOULD have no effect on this site.

Any Helpful ideas???


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    statuscode="502" suggests that you might need to skip the proxy for this.

    Cheers - Bob
     
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    statuscode="502" suggests that you might need to skip the proxy for this.

    Cheers - Bob


    Thanks for the help, that got me in the right direction.

    I had to add a DNS request route for the domain (internal).  I was starting to do that last night when I ran into the issue with the 7.506 update.  I could not add the route withe IE8, had to use FF.

    Anyway it's working now, thanks again.
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    statuscode="502" suggests that you might need to skip the proxy for this.

    Cheers - Bob


    Thanks for the help, that got me in the right direction.

    I had to add a DNS request route for the domain (internal).  I was starting to do that last night when I ran into the issue with the 7.506 update.  I could not add the route withe IE8, had to use FF.

    Anyway it's working now, thanks again.
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