My webpage is protected by a web policy agent in windows server 2008 r2.I have already created the agent profile in open-AM 12 and also given the policy.I have protected the resource "http://www.example.com:80/*", access to "authenticated user". But when i am typing in Mozilla browser "WWW.example.com/new.HTML",it redirecting me to the open-AM lo gin page.when i am giving the lo gin valid information its accessing but again and again refreshing automatically,i am not getting my webpage.please help
i solved the problem i think.Because the domain name where my openAM server is running and the domain name where my policy agent is running was not same.When i gave same domain name for both ,its started working.
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I was playing with Front Door and did set up a custom domain.
This domain is a Subdomain-delegations to my Azure subscription. Meaning for the domain myCompany.com I do not have access to the DNS settings, but the admin of myCompany set a delegation of sub.myCompany.com to a DNS zone in my Azure subscription. So I have a zone sub.myCompany.com in my account. Meaning I can only create A/Alias for sub.myCompany.com which I set to be an alias of my front-door.
This did work fine and I added the subdomain to my front-door and everything worked fine including using a SSL certificate from my KeyVault.
During playing around I tried using managed certificates and enabled that on the subdomain. And now the domain is stuck at "Domain validation" since a few days:
And I can't change this back because this results in the following error:
Failed to update the custom https configuration
Failed to update the custom https configuration for the frontend host '...'. Error: The requested operation cannot be executed on the entity in the current state.
How can I cancel that state to set it back to my KeyVault certificate?
I guess as this is not a CNAME-mapping it did fall back to e-mail verification and as the TLD is not under my control the mail got lost at the company managing the TLD. I do not have a direct contact with that company as I'm a subcontractor to the TLD's company and that company is also not managing the main domain on their own so it is not that easy to get ahold of whomever could have received that mail. And as the KeyVault certificate was working fine I just want to switch back to that...
I also had the problem that the domain validation was still not completed after many days.
I then opened a ticket in Azure and then the process was terminated in the backend. After that I was able to start the domain validation again and then it worked within 1 hour with the certificate
I have an application that is hosted in IIS.
When it is hosted on Machine One, the user name comes through as mynetbios\username.
When it is hosted on Machine Two, the user name comes through as username#mydomain.net.
The same code is running on both machines. Both are running IIS 10.0. Both have authentication set to enable Windows Authentication and disable all the others (including anonymous).
Is there something in IIS that could control how the username comes through?
Domain\User is the "old" logon format, called down-level logon name. Also known by the names SAMAccountName and pre-Windows 2000 logon name.
User#Domain.com is a UPN - User Principal Name. It's the "preferred", newer logon format. It's an Internet-style login name, that should map to the user email name.
There's not really much of a difference. For more information about "User Name Formats", you can refer to this link.
I am going through the kentico11 developer essential training and the first requirement is to setup a kentico11 site. I followed the instructions and when done this is all I get
Error Message:
Either the website is stopped or the requested domain name is not configured for any website: http://localhost/Kentico11/CMSMessages/invalidwebsite.aspx
If you're an administrator of this site, you need to go to Sites and make sure the following domain name is configured either in the site properties or a domain alias of a running web site: localhost
How do I proceed? I applied the license in the training package
Once you have added the license for the domain you are using to run the site, you need to add the domain to the Site domain name field in the Sites application in Kentico.
Open the Sites application.
Edit (pencil icon) the site.
Type the domain into the Site domain name property on the General tab - since you are running the site under localhost, simply add localhost to the field.
Click Save.
Now when you visit the homepage, the error message should no longer appear.
Documentation reference:
https://docs.xperience.io/k11/configuring-kentico/managing-sites/setting-domain-names-for-sites
I have come to an issue while logging into the Parallels Plesk Panel with the username and password provided by our hosting agent.
It was going fine until I removed a directory through FileZilla application, which was holding the contents of a running live website.
After resetting the directory, I got an error message:
Internal error: Domain Service Web not exists: domain=example.com,
id=XXXX Domain Service Web not exists: domain=example.com, id=XXXX File
DSWeb.php Line 76 Type PleskFatalException
Then I found a solution after searching the error. But that was saying about removing and adding entries from and to psa database. I am using a windows system and no way to access this psa database.
Then I found some server administration service providers can solve this issue but they are asking tickets and payments. I doubt if they can help or if they ask me the credentials of the service. Is that the only and safe solution?
And somewhere else I saw I can use dbclient utility for running SQL query on Windows. How does that help?
Now I can't login through the panel, it shows the error:
The xxx.xxx.xxx.xx page isn’t working
xxx.xxx.xxx.xx redirected you too many times. Try: Reloading the page
Clearing your cookies ERR_TOO_MANY_REDIRECTS
I am not able to access mail accounts and some domains(were running good) show this error message:
The service is unavailable.
The one which I removed (directory and files) shows Web Server's Default Page of Parallels Plesk Panel when accessing the domain address through web browser.
I don't see any questions like this here in Stack overflow, but there are tags.
Waiting for your suggestion and help me to find the best solution for this.
Have you tried this?
http://download1.parallels.com/Plesk/PP11/11.0/Doc/ru-RU/online/plesk-linux-advanced-administration-guide/index.htm?fileName=68745.htm
Trouble shouting for:
Cannot Access Panel
Cannot Log In to Panel
If you get the error message "Access for administrator from address xx.xx.xx.xx is restricted in accordance with IP Access restriction policy currently applied." when trying to access Parallels Plesk Panel, it means that the Panel IP access policy does not allow you to log in from your current IP.
To access Panel from an IP address:
Here is a way of access psa table.
1-Log in to the server via SSH.Using Putty
2-Change the IP access policy in the psa database:
To find the current policy and its restricted and allowed IP addressess,run the following commands.
mysql -uadmin -p`cat /etc/psa/.psa.shadow ` psa
mysql> select * from cp_access;
mysql> select * from misc where param='access_policy';
Panel in a Virtuozzo Container: Broken Layout
I have a sharepoint site hosted on windows server 2008 r2 and iis7.
the sharepoint site is hosted on port 80.
when I browse the site by typing the IP of the machine I receive a login window asking for credentials to connect the Machine. after providing credentials another login window asks for credentials to connect to the sharepoint site.
my question is that when a user logs in to a sharepoint site he uses the credentials specified in the active directory, so why in my case I recieve the login window twice ?
thanks
I've seen this before but rough guess:
When a SharePoint site has a reference to a resource held inside another site (not necessarily SharePoint).
e.g.
http://mysharepoint/
contains perhaps an image with the url http://someothersite/images/someimage.gif.
Not necessarily an image, it would be any resource.
Best way to check could be to view source and check to see if there are any urls pointing to outside the site.
Also check for urls starting with https: .
Hope this helps.
Another thought:
Since you're accessing the site through the IP address, maybe its treating your IP address site (http://192.168.1.1) seperately to the actual host headed sharepoint site (http://actualsharepointsite). Therefore the first authentication prompt is for the IP address host headed site and the second is for the actual host header of the sharepoint site.
To eliminate this, I would try (if you have access to these areas):
a) Logon to the actual box, and browse the site on the actual server using its proper host header (might need host file entry and proxy bypass setup depending on your environment). See how many times you're prompted for login details.
or b) In Central Admin, try to setup Alternate Access Mapping from the IP Address url to the actual host headed url.
Sorry if this doesn't help..