[THIN] Re: 2 Access Gateways different default logon points?

Hi,

Simply  put you can’t segregate the CAGs within AAC they will be treated as a single entity. Also if both the CAGs are using different FQDNS (likely) then that can cause issues with the Secure Access Client.

 

However all said and done I have had to make this work for a larger customer in the past. The way around it is to add some code to the basepage.aspx to detect the mac address of the CAG i.e the one you may want the logon point to be displayed upon.

There are other potentials ways that this could be achieved by say third party load balances or even NetScaler.

 

If you want the code for basepage.aspx let me know.

 

The reason this was implemented was to allow internet facing logon point RSA 2 Factor internal Logon point Single Factor.

 

 

Thanks Peter

 

 

From: thin-bounce@freelists.org [mailto:thin-bounce@freelists.org] On Behalf Of James Scanlon
Sent: Saturday, 14 March 2009 1:32 PM
To: Thin
Subject: [THIN] 2 Access Gateways different default logon points?

 

Greetings again all you fabulous list legends!
 
Quick one hopefully!?
 
I have 2 Gateway Devices both pointing to the same AAC server.
 
I want to have 1 gateway device support LDAP and RSA (its available externally)
I want the other to have just LDAP (its only available internally)
 
From what I can tell the advanced authentication methods can only be setup per logon point, however I cant find a way to have 2 different CAGS point to different default logon points (under the same AAC server)
 
Am I missing something really simple?
 
Cheers and best wishes
James
 

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