RE: Quickplace file uploads and MS ISA server

I've looked at it and I don't think so but you never know.  The failures
started prior to this update being available.  And I can turn the
'failure' on and off by having the client either run through the ISA
server or not.  I'd lean towards a software or configuration change on
the ISA server (and it could be related to this but I have not found
that connection).  But right now the answer is nothing has been changed
on the ISA server.

To be safe I will look down that avenue a bit further.

-----Original Message-----
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Sent: Wednesday, April 19, 2006 9:32 AM
To: Lotus Domino on the iSeries / AS400
Subject: Re: Quickplace file uploads and MS ISA server

Could this possibly have anything to do with it ???

Lotus QuickPlace

Flashes

2006-04-12    Information sources for impact of Microsoft Update
KB912945
to Lotus software products
              http://www.ibm.com/support/docview.wss?uid=swg21234374

Bob







 

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I have an odd one.  To manage outbound internet traffic we use ISA
server - well, at least that is why I think it is here.  The support
here internally on this server is somewhat vague and non-responsive.
So, the majority of users have an automatic configuration script that is
run from this server and then their browser traffic is then run through
this server.  I don't understand why internal traffic (internal client
to internal server) is run through it but it does.



A while back, my end users file uploads to QP started to fail.  All at
once all users could not upload.  I could because I routinely turn off
the script.  But even for a while I couldn't because when I reboot my PC
the script is automatically turned on.  It has been a bear for me to
work with.  Historically, all of my problems with a client and QP have
been ActiveX, Java, or security settings related.  That and the QP
server was not generating any type of error.  I can have an end user do
uploads if they turn off the script and effectively bypass the ISA
server.  However, then they cannot access the Internet.



So right now I'm 100% certain that ISA is impacting this.  But in
scouring the MS and Lotus sites I cannot find a similar problem.  I have
a feeling the internal ISA support is going to look at me like.....I
don't know.....maybe like Dan Quale at a VP debate.  Has anyone run into
something similar or have any thoughts?



Michael Crump
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