I got it working as well, by overriding the cookie parser in the HTTP client.I guess it depends on the strictness of the HTTP client (or REST cliend) being used for the communication.I'm going to write a blog about it in the near future..
Great to see the login begin fixed in 1.2.With regards to the cookie and domain, if you use postman and look at the headers, this is wat is being sent back:Set-Cookie →X-JWT-ACCESS-TOKEN=eyJ0eXAiOiJKV1QiLCJhbGciOiJIUzI1NiJ9.eyJzdWIiOiI1YTU4Y2QzN2UwNW...
It is correct that you first need to authenticate yourself via "api/system/v1/auth/login"The authentication is just an Authorization header with the text Basic<space>base64(<username>:<password>)But be aware if you do not use postman or some other te...
The name to IP is resolved using DNS. So the DNS server should provide on the Internet the external IP adress.However, you do need something to provide a static translation from external IP to internal IP (e.g. NAT). So that the router knows that tra...
Just out of interest, have you enabled and checked your nat configuration that a static nat translation exists for your server?Sent from Cisco Technical Support iPhone App
