Setup an accesspoint with raw logging and let an iphone go trough that, see
what it's doing.
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Well I have been testing this further. What I have found is that the issue
is really not autodiscovery. When the device initially tries to connect it
uses autodiscovery but when that fails, you are presented with several
boxes to type in the server name, domain name etc. At this point, when I
put i
I might have read it wrong but it seems that you could create fake files the
device is looking for or just return a 200 for such requests.
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Thanks for the pointer. I took a look at the solution. From what I gather
though, that user used his solution for all clients. My problem that I am
trying to figure out is that the Android Phones work just fine. I guess I
was just trying to see if anyone could help me figure why only the later
mode
See here:
http://www.experts-exchange.com/Security/Operating_Systems_Security/Windows_Security/Q_28538115.html
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Hi All
I have my owa reverse proxy working. For some strange reason, all ipads
cannot now sync. Android is fine. I am seeing an error that they are trying
to connect using autodiscovery and I am not seeing a way to disable this in
IOS. Is there a way then to proxy the autodiscovery attempt in nginx
