floort

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2011-04-08
11:00
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Check CASA Status http/https
Hi,
I read on the internet that if you want to test your casa service is running you have to:
Check that the CASA server service is running and that port 2645 is open. To test run https://server:2645/CasaAuthTokenSvc/ from a browser on the agent workstation.
I see that they use "https", that's not working here.
On "http" i get response with a apache/tomcat directory listing with 1 file "SigningCert".
Is it normal that i can't access it on "https" ?
I read on the internet that if you want to test your casa service is running you have to:
Check that the CASA server service is running and that port 2645 is open. To test run https://server:2645/CasaAuthTokenSvc/ from a browser on the agent workstation.
I see that they use "https", that's not working here.
On "http" i get response with a apache/tomcat directory listing with 1 file "SigningCert".
Is it normal that i can't access it on "https" ?
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theflyingcorpse

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2011-04-08
12:56
I use Icinga (A fork of Nagios) to monitor our ecosystem.
For sat's: https://<serveraddress>(:443)/CasaAuthTokenSvc
Look for a file named "tmp", it should contain Pwd if you use eDirectory, Krb5 if you use AD and Zcm if you use smartcard. The file doesnt appear untill a client has used the sat for the authtask.
For primary's I only check that the port is responding.
For sat's: https://<serveraddress>(:443)/CasaAuthTokenSvc
Look for a file named "tmp", it should contain Pwd if you use eDirectory, Krb5 if you use AD and Zcm if you use smartcard. The file doesnt appear untill a client has used the sat for the authtask.
For primary's I only check that the port is responding.
floort

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2011-04-08
13:53
But does it have to work on both (http & https) ?
Again, only http is working here for my primaries.
The port is listen correct. (telnet...)
Again, only http is working here for my primaries.
The port is listen correct. (telnet...)
theflyingcorpse;2094507 wrote:
I use Icinga (A fork of Nagios) to monitor our ecosystem.
For sat's: https://<serveraddress>(:443)/CasaAuthTokenSvc
Look for a file named "tmp", it should contain Pwd if you use eDirectory, Krb5 if you use AD and Zcm if you use smartcard. The file doesnt appear untill a client has used the sat for the authtask.
For primary's I only check that the port is responding.
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2011-04-14
12:43
Hi
I've had some authentication issues, so tried your link, but I get an error, but it does answer on both http and https.
[HTML]HTTP Status 404 - /CasaAuthTokenSvc/
--------------------------------------------------------------------------------
type Status report
message /CasaAuthTokenSvc/
description The requested resource (/CasaAuthTokenSvc/) is not available.
--------------------------------------------------------------------------------
Apache Tomcat/6.0.29[/HTML]
So it could look like something is not as it schould be, right?
Thanks
/Niels
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I've had some authentication issues, so tried your link, but I get an error, but it does answer on both http and https.
[HTML]HTTP Status 404 - /CasaAuthTokenSvc/
--------------------------------------------------------------------------------
type Status report
message /CasaAuthTokenSvc/
description The requested resource (/CasaAuthTokenSvc/) is not available.
--------------------------------------------------------------------------------
Apache Tomcat/6.0.29[/HTML]
So it could look like something is not as it schould be, right?
Thanks
/Niels
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2011-04-14
12:57
which url do you type exact?
nop1983;2096386 wrote:
Hi
I've had some authentication issues, so tried your link, but I get an error, but it does answer on both http and https.
[HTML]HTTP Status 404 - /CasaAuthTokenSvc/
--------------------------------------------------------------------------------
type Status report
message /CasaAuthTokenSvc/
description The requested resource (/CasaAuthTokenSvc/) is not available.
--------------------------------------------------------------------------------
Apache Tomcat/6.0.29[/HTML]
So it could look like something is not as it schould be, right?
Thanks
/Niels
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2011-04-14
13:01
Hi
I typed:
https://servername:443/CasaAuthTokenSvc/
And also with just http.
/Niels
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I typed:
https://servername:443/CasaAuthTokenSvc/
And also with just http.
/Niels
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2011-04-14
13:07
Hmm, nothing worked?.
How much primaries do you have?
Is casa running? (windows or sles?)
How much primaries do you have?
Is casa running? (windows or sles?)
nop1983;2096392 wrote:
Hi
I typed:
https://servername:443/CasaAuthTokenSvc/
And also with just http.
/Niels
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2011-04-14
13:29
Well no... both the url's showed the same error.
I have 4 primaries (one of them as a "child" object).
Yes the CASA service is running.
All on Windows Server 2008R2.
/Niels
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I have 4 primaries (one of them as a "child" object).
Yes the CASA service is running.
All on Windows Server 2008R2.
/Niels
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2011-04-14
21:12
Is there a way for mé to check if the right files for casa i present ón my servers?
Thanks.
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Thanks.
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2011-04-15
06:07
nop1983;2096654 wrote:
Is there a way for mé to check if the right files for casa i present ón my servers?
Thanks.
yes: C:/Program Files (x86)/Novell/ZENworks/share/ats/etc/svc
Under here is a file called iaRealms.xml.
Note also: On primaries, I am not aware of the page listening under :443, however under :2645 it should respond on HTTPS
On sat's, :443/CasaAuthTokenSvc should respond after its been refreshed on promotion to Authsat.
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2011-04-15
06:41
https://servername:2645/CasaAuthTokenSvc it must respond?
well, only on "http" it's working here. for the primaries.
well, only on "http" it's working here. for the primaries.
theflyingcorpse;2096729 wrote:
yes: C:/Program Files (x86)/Novell/ZENworks/share/ats/etc/svc
Under here is a file called iaRealms.xml.
Note also: On primaries, I am not aware of the page listening under :443, however under :2645 it should respond on HTTPS
On sat's, :443/CasaAuthTokenSvc should respond after its been refreshed on promotion to Authsat.
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2011-04-15
06:49
I get a dirlisting with HTTP; I get an error with HTTPS: ssl_error_rx_record_too_long. My bad 😉 (For primaries)