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Accessing the Application Server Status Page Failing in IE, Fine in Chrome

dan
over 4 years ago

In a lab using v8.1.1, I've installed an application server into a https website with a self signed certificate. I selected anonymous authentication when I installed the App Server. When I navigate to the site in chrome, I get the One Identity logon page and I can login and see the server status but in Internet Explorer I get a 401 Unauthorized and the string "Unauthorized" appears in the browser. I checked the response header and I'm getting a header tag that looks like this 

WWW-Authenticate: apphost realm="/auth/apphost"
Usually this would contain Basic in the place of apphost if it was failing Basic authentication. I don't know what apphost authentication is. Any ideas on how to get this working for IE? I've tried adding it to trusted sites, running as admin, accessing the site from another server, turning off windows integrated authentication but all the same result.
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  • 0 over 4 years ago

    Hello,

    This sounds like an IE specific issue.  What authentication options did you select for the site?

    Can you provide the complete error?

    Trevor

  • 0 over 4 years ago in reply to Trevor Pike

    Yeah it does seem to be something with IE but I thought the status page should work with standard browsers. When I installed the app server, I selected anonymous authentication so the authentication options in IIS have anonymous selected for the website and application and no other options selected. There is no further error message. Its just a 401 when I inspect the packet (which means unauthorized) and in the browser window I get nothing but the text "Unauthorized".

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  • 0 over 4 years ago in reply to Trevor Pike

    Yeah it does seem to be something with IE but I thought the status page should work with standard browsers. When I installed the app server, I selected anonymous authentication so the authentication options in IIS have anonymous selected for the website and application and no other options selected. There is no further error message. Its just a 401 when I inspect the packet (which means unauthorized) and in the browser window I get nothing but the text "Unauthorized".

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