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Guest
Situation: After logging onto a secure website, there is a third party
application that runs on the remote website, that allows for the downloading
of software patches and such. The software allows the user to select several
patches and then perform a single download of a file. In the browser the
user is supposed to be prompted as to where to save this file, for example
123148nlk344939.EXE
The file is not comping from the same server in which a user has logged
onto. Rather as seen in the ISA 2006 log, that the website is passing a
logon and password to another server for FTP, ie
ftp://username:*********99.999.999/SOMECLIENTNUMBER/SOMEFOLDER/FUNNYNUMBEREDEXEFILE.EXE
PROBLEM:
In IE 6 with all the latest patches, this process works exactly as expected.
Files are downloaded and everything is perfect.
After upgrading to IE 7, the same process results in this error:
Error Code: 502 Proxy Error. The password was not allowed. The password
might have been changed or typed incorrectly. Try typing the password again.
If the problem continues, contact the administrator for the remote server
and reprot the problem. (12014)
IP Address: <Remote Server Third Party IP>
Date: <current date attempted>
Server: <my internal ISA 2006 Server>
Source: Proxy
In searching I am seeing some notes for ISA 2004 that mention putting the
username password in the url...but I am not the one creating the script to go
an get this file, I also am using ISA 2006, and in the isa log, it looks like
that format is being attempted.
Again, this only happens for IE 7 upgrades, NOT for IE 6, it still works
just fine.
If I were to contact the third party of the site I am accessing per the
error message, what exactly am I to tell them?
Or is there another workaround.
The ISA log shows failed connection attempt from IE 7 machine, where as the
IE 6 machine it works fine. This is true of 2 IE 7 upgrades and several IE 6
machines. I can re-create the problem each time.
Thanks
J
application that runs on the remote website, that allows for the downloading
of software patches and such. The software allows the user to select several
patches and then perform a single download of a file. In the browser the
user is supposed to be prompted as to where to save this file, for example
123148nlk344939.EXE
The file is not comping from the same server in which a user has logged
onto. Rather as seen in the ISA 2006 log, that the website is passing a
logon and password to another server for FTP, ie
ftp://username:*********99.999.999/SOMECLIENTNUMBER/SOMEFOLDER/FUNNYNUMBEREDEXEFILE.EXE
PROBLEM:
In IE 6 with all the latest patches, this process works exactly as expected.
Files are downloaded and everything is perfect.
After upgrading to IE 7, the same process results in this error:
Error Code: 502 Proxy Error. The password was not allowed. The password
might have been changed or typed incorrectly. Try typing the password again.
If the problem continues, contact the administrator for the remote server
and reprot the problem. (12014)
IP Address: <Remote Server Third Party IP>
Date: <current date attempted>
Server: <my internal ISA 2006 Server>
Source: Proxy
In searching I am seeing some notes for ISA 2004 that mention putting the
username password in the url...but I am not the one creating the script to go
an get this file, I also am using ISA 2006, and in the isa log, it looks like
that format is being attempted.
Again, this only happens for IE 7 upgrades, NOT for IE 6, it still works
just fine.
If I were to contact the third party of the site I am accessing per the
error message, what exactly am I to tell them?
Or is there another workaround.
The ISA log shows failed connection attempt from IE 7 machine, where as the
IE 6 machine it works fine. This is true of 2 IE 7 upgrades and several IE 6
machines. I can re-create the problem each time.
Thanks
J