12-13-2011 10:09 AM
Some of our users use Cisco Webex Connect, which looks like AOL IM rebranded. We can make it work for a short period of time by setting the Connection Settings as follows, but it will stop working and require us to resave the proxy settings to get it to work again.
Host: login.oscar.aol.com
Port: 80
[Checked] Connect using proxy
Host: proxyserver.company.com
Port: 80
Protocol: HTTP
Username:(Blank as we don't require proxy auth)
Password: (Blank as we don't require proxy auth)
If I try it via HTTPS, it fails completely as I suspect it is not compatible with the Ironport HTTPS Proxy mode.
Thanks,
Chris Gillham
12-13-2011 10:30 AM
Chris,
It fails via HTTPS because the WSA wants to decrypt it, and I don't think its encrypted, or if it is, its not using standard SSL or TLS the same way a web page does.
I'd double check that you don't have something in Security / Acceptable Use Controls blocking it.
You might try turning on the WebEx Application Scanning Bypass setting under Web Security manager/Bypass settings.
Finally, grep the access logs when this happens and see what its detecting that its blocking...
Ken
12-13-2011 11:33 AM
Thanks, Ken. I do have the Webex Application Scanning Bypass setting enabled already. I agree it is unable to work via HTTPS due to the proprietary protocol the client is using. It does seem to work sometimes, but isn't reliable. I will research the logs, as you suggested.
Thanks,
Chris
PS. Here is are the screenshots of the application.
Message was edited by: Chris Gillham
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