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from: Tampa, FL
The users sit behind a firewall and I provide support cross country and and must access the server and application via a VPN connection. When I use it the HTTP_Host value is 165.157.19.115 but when the local users access the application the value is either "prapas" or "PRAPAS".
If the users access the application via the IP then the Report Wizard works fine but that is not an option for the normal end user they are redirected to the application via a application menu, which we have NO CONTROL over so we don't have the option of changing it sothey use the IP. Besides we wouldn't want to do that anyway because then we couldn't move the app in the event of a failure without changing the menu.
Here is the code we are using and I don't see anything wrong with it. In fact I removed the IF logic that checks the HTTP_HOst value all together and just set the objWiz.LincenseKey and it still does not work.
Any ideas, Jeff
If Request.ServerVariables("HTTP_Host") = "165.157.19.115" or Request.ServerVariables("HTTP_Host") = "prapas" or Request.ServerVariables("HTTP_Host") = "PRAPAS" then
'Set Lincense Key for SCRIPPS
objWiz.LincenseKey = ("AP7L-16AP-218Y-T20M-525Z")
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from: Washington, DC
what is the domain name for the license that DOES NOT work?
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Ghost
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from: Tampa, FL
We have one public domain name PRAPASHR.com
But that is not used on the internal network for users behind the firewall we use PRAPAS or prapas which both resolve the the IP address previously mentioned.
So is the issue that the report writer is checking the domain name to see if we are licensed? If so then we will need to add PRAPAS to our valid domain names for our license. But we do not own or use that domain name outside of our internal network.
If we have a corporate license why is this being done anyway.
Thanks, Jeff
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from: Washington, DC
http://prapas/ ?-------------------------
Ghost
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from: Tampa, FL
So we must only use URLs (domain names) on our Intranet that will match one of the following?
the specific IP
prapashr
or
prapas
The assumption being that you add "prapas" to that list.
Jeff
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from: Washington, DC
prapas has been sent.-------------------------
Ghost