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      stanthewizard last edited by

      Hello

      I've a OS X Server for Profile management of iOS devices.

      The login pages are accessible (through 80 and 443 with Squid) the right port are opened trough NAT.

      If the OS X server is directly nated with 80 and 443 everything is fine in LAN/WAN
      If the OS X server is behind the squid in LAN no issue in WAN impossible to enroll certificat and if certificat is previously enrolled impossible to push settings or to remotely wipe a device.

      Any idea what I have missed with squid ??

      Many thanks

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        blade5502 last edited by

        Hello,

        I,ve a similar problem (i use proxy_mod_security package (apache)) for reverse proxy.

        All ok in LAN or via IPv6 (direct without proxy) - if i try to enroll a new device it fails.

        The problem is, that the device wants to authenticate with to Server with a client certificate - but instead it try's to authenticate with the reverse proxy witch breaks Cert Auth.

        Here's some information about it: http://www.zeitoun.net/articles/client-certificate-x509-authentication-behind-reverse-proxy/start

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          stanthewizard last edited by

          Not that simple
          :-[

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            blade5502 last edited by

            Have tried many different configurations and don't get it to work

            Get these error with my Apache Proxy:
            Certificate Verification: Error (20): unable to get local issuer certificate
            Re-negotiation handshake failed: Not accepted by client!?

            Thats maby an interresting topic for you: http://forums.freebsd.org/showthread.php?t=26708

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              stanthewizard last edited by

              Thanks

              I have a better understanding of the why and maybe for the how

              I'll manage to keep you posted

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