Hi All
Haven't been here in a while. Hope you are all doing and keeping well, albeit a bit older and wiser
I'm baffled on this one and having read through the manuals, install/admin/user, the only reference to this I can find is related to Server Edition, but in my case I have ip500v2 and 11.04 Centos6.10 app server.
So the issue is this:
Web user navigates to :
appserver1.theTaker.com/WebManagement/index.html
This is a web proxy that passes requests to client's app server.
From external the following shows:
Web Tab shows "Cloud Self-Administration"
Login screen shows:
1
2
3
From internal - using DNS splitting,
user navigates to the same URL, resolving to a private IP,
Web tab shows "IP Office Self-Administration", option 2 from above.
No option to change the application.
I's it related to secure certs I'm thinking? The local cert is self-signed so browser user has to install, but external users don't.
Thanks for reading,
Dave
Haven't been here in a while. Hope you are all doing and keeping well, albeit a bit older and wiser
I'm baffled on this one and having read through the manuals, install/admin/user, the only reference to this I can find is related to Server Edition, but in my case I have ip500v2 and 11.04 Centos6.10 app server.
So the issue is this:
Web user navigates to :
appserver1.theTaker.com/WebManagement/index.html
This is a web proxy that passes requests to client's app server.
From external the following shows:
Web Tab shows "Cloud Self-Administration"
Login screen shows:
Cloud Self-Administration
with these options in the drop-down:1
Self-Administration
- linking to enabled web services for the user2
Customer Administration
- linking to 7071 for app server management3
Embedded Call Reporter
- 404 - not found on embedded file serverFrom internal - using DNS splitting,
user navigates to the same URL, resolving to a private IP,
Web tab shows "IP Office Self-Administration", option 2 from above.
No option to change the application.
I's it related to secure certs I'm thinking? The local cert is self-signed so browser user has to install, but external users don't.
Thanks for reading,
Dave