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crazydave

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#6015 16-Dec-2005 14:09
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Hi

We have developed a custom mobile application in VB.NET that runs on Windows Mobile and hooks into a web service. We run both Telecom Harriers and Vodafone iMate JAM's. Just recently we upgraded our ISA server to 2004 and we started experiencing web exceptions ONLY on the Vodafone devices. We confirmed that this was the problem by reinstating the old ISA server and all worked OK again.

After changing to ISA 2004, our applications on the PDA's would start ok, and the very first http request/response went through fine, but the next one generated a web exception on the PDA and no requests made it to our ISA server (confirmed by watching logs). The PDA application would only run fine again once it was closed down and restarted.

This seems really bizarre. I don't even know where to begin.

Can anyone shed any light on this?

Dave


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timmyh
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#24862 16-Dec-2005 14:39
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The default type of internet access provided by Vodafone differs from Telecom (or a standard ISP) is two ways.

1. Private IP addresses are allocated to mobile devices and NAPT is applied to traffic when being passed out to the internet.

2. A Proxy optimiser answers all Port80 requests and attempts to compress this traffic.

Your issue is more likely related to the second point. To bypass this you need to change the APN setting in the networking settings. You will need to specify the APN name as being:

direct.vodafone.net.nz

Hope this is useful, let us know how you get on.

Cheers,
tim



crazydave

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#24871 16-Dec-2005 16:01
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Hi Tim

This worked, thanks very much. We are going to continue investigating to see if we can configure the ISA server to work with the other address.

Cheers,

Dave

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