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Anyone using CAC and F5 with Dimensions CM 14.5.1 or higher on RHEL 7?

I have a CM 14.5.1 system that uses CAC / Username and Password (UNPW) and is behind a F5 WAF. I am able to login with either CAC or UNPW. After I upgraded CM to 14.5.3, I am no longer able to login with CAC. Anyone have a similar experience and / or a solution? And, yes, I have a ticket in with Tech Support. Just trying to find out if anyone else is in my shoes.

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    Hi David. CM 14.5.3 now has proxy support for clients. You could try setting this in the client dm.cfg to:

    DM_NET_PROXY_MODE  NONE

    A full description is below. In the client dm.cfg file the following option parameters can be used:

    DM_NET_PROXY_MODE

    • By default TUNNEL_AUTO, but it can also be set to AUTO.
    • With TUNNEL_AUTO if proxy settings are detected and tunnelling is used (where the CM host is specified with http(s)://) then the proxy will be used.
    • For AUTO it will also be used for any SDP connection (where CM host is not specified as http(s)://).
    • NONE (or any other setting) the proxy will not be used

    DM_NET_PROXY

    On Windows the proxy URL can be taken from system settings, so DM_NET_PROXY may not be needed but this is required on Linux/Unix,

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    Richard, thanks for the feedback. The CM Desktop works fine without adding the PROXY entry, which makes this even more intriguing.. My problem is using a browser. I brought over the java from my 14.5.1 system, 1.8.0_232, and my CAC works. I tried 1.8.0_242 and CAC fails.