cannot access gmail when bypassing proxy server (sometimes not always !!!!????)
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what about this temporarily nature of this problem, anyone can guess with me how this occur only sometimes ????!!!!!
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can this have any explanation ?????
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I think we need a network map to understand exactly how things are flowing through the existing proxy.
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ok, i will make a simple network map to make thing more clear
thank you very much
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Thanks.
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ok, my network map is the following, if someone can guess with me why this problem happen only sometimes,
thank you so much fir any clarification ...
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Thanks, that helps a lot.
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hopefully someone give me an explanation why this problem occur
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We're wracking our brains on this but it is very odd, which, of course, is why you are having the issue
My only guess is that it has to do with the transparent proxy situation. The proxy is in line for all traffic, so it might be somehow interfering in an unpredictable way, but I cannot determine how.
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tell my Mr Scott, did you ever face such situation when you find yourself unable to explain the cause of a problem, you can imagine how it is embarrassing, especially in the business environment, when your manager tell you : why you didn't find a solution for this problem, lol -
but i think only people like me who lack strong experience who face this problem
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@IT-ADMIN said:
but i think only people like me who lack strong experience who face this problem
Everyone does. The real difference with experience, I think, is recognizing when troubleshooting something complex is not a good use of time and working around it or approaching it differently helps. Of course, with experience, your troubleshooting will improve so you solve a higher percentage of challenges, but the challenges tend to get harder too.
In your case, I recommend working around, at least temporarily so that you can make the business happy and deal with finding an "ideal" solution when time allows.
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@IT-ADMIN said:
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tell my Mr Scott, did you ever face such situation when you find yourself unable to explain the cause of a problem, you can imagine how it is embarrassing, especially in the business environment, when your manager tell you : why you didn't find a solution for this problem, lolYes, all the time. It's the nature of such a complex business. IT systems have so many moving parts and so many of them (millions, literally) over which we have no direct control. There is no way for the IT department to have total control, it's just not possible. Sometimes things cannot be solved in any reasonable way.
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thank you very much for you consolidation
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Sorry, but I've been away for a while. Are you still working on figuring out the issue, or did you move on to another product?
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@Nara said:
Sorry, but I've been away for a while. Are you still working on figuring out the issue, or did you move on to another product?
Did you manage to reset your password?
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@scottalanmiller said:
@Nara said:
Sorry, but I've been away for a while. Are you still working on figuring out the issue, or did you move on to another product?
Did you manage to reset your password?
Yep!
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@Nara said:
@scottalanmiller said:
@Nara said:
Sorry, but I've been away for a while. Are you still working on figuring out the issue, or did you move on to another product?
Did you manage to reset your password?
Yep!
Glad that they got that fixed. I know that it affected a few people at least. -
yes i resolve that issue finally, i get all users pass through the pfSense, then i enter unrestricted IPs, and it work fine till now !
thank you very much
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glad that you got it working.
