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You immediately sign the deal, and scrap all plans to invest in a new fileserver to replace your currently overflowing fileserver containing all student’s data.
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Today while implementing a KEMP load balancing solution for ADFS v3 and WAP together with a colleague, I ran into errors on my WAP servers. Both seemed to be connected fine, the IdpInitiatedSignon.aspx page worked….but when I tried to run Get-WebApplicationProxyADFSRelyingParty in Powershell, I got 0x80075227 to chew on.
At first just ADFS+WAP, load balanced, worked, this error surfaced when we added a Non Claims Aware trust to a Sharepoint 2013 Kerberos enabled server so we could publish it using Windows Authentication (which we needed for various BI / Excel components that require Kerberos). The Sharepoint servers were also load balanced, we expect the KEMP has issues with SNI.
Connecting the WAP server directly to ADFS, without the KEMP load balancer in between solved this issue for now, we’re still looking into the configuration of the KEMP with their technicians to find a way to load balance this effectively without compromising on security.
Update: our engineer who worked with KEMP reported that an extra VIP was required because of SNI.
If you hit error 0x80cf401b or 0x80cf0438 when attempting to install the Windows Intune client, disable your proxy or use a network that is not proxied.
In addition, after the Intune Client had been installed, I ran into several other errors that you might also run into. Always check for log files in c:\program files\microsoft\onlinemanagement\logs
The solution to below errors was Continue reading Windows Intune Client on Windows 7 errors 0x80cf401b or 0x80cf0438
You can download the new version here.
Changes:
Due to popular request, I’ve added an analyze function to the O365Uploader. After choosing your folder to be uploaded, a popup will ask you if you wish to see an analysis of potential issues and suggested fixes for your content. Everthing will both be written to the Powershell console in the background and a detailed log file which can be used in MS Excel.
You can download the new version here.
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