Prathiba
Active Member
Hi - I am posting this on behalf of our CNC...
We are looking for some suggestions on why this is happening. So here it goes:
We currently installed the basic version of Weblogic 10.3.5, with JDK 1.6.24, however, not being familiar, we read a lot of the documentation online for the setup. Our configuration is set up as follows --- Two Weblogic servers, running on Windows Server 2008 R2, 64bit, setup two separate JDE Production JVMs – Port 85.
Our Network Team installed and configured the NLB cluster on both servers, which for our test, called it cssjde_cluster.css.corp. This NLB cluster is set to Multicast, and includes both of our WLS servers. They made an entry in the DNS to include cssjde_cluster with the IP addresses of our WLS Servers. Our test link given was http://cssjde_cluster.css.corp:85/jde/owhtml
Get ready for the mind blowing piece of this test --- when we click on the test link above, using Chrome/Firefox, our JDE log-in screen displays, users are able to log in, stay assigned to that WLS server, we see their activity using our Server Manager Tool, and NLB seems to be working as it should. HOWEVER, when we do the same steps using Internet Explorer (any version, 11, 10, 9), our JDE log-in screen launches, but when we try to sign in – JDE tries, and then returns back to the JDE log-in screen, clearing the user ID information, with no errors. I did look to at the logs through Server Manager since we do see the user attached to the server, but the logs are normal.
So we are stumped… Is this an IE security issue? Is this a security issue with our WLS servers? Is this an issue with how the NLB is set up? Please provide your thoughts on resolving this.
Thank you very much for your time and input!!
Prathibha Hanumali
Version Information:
E811 SP1 Tools Release 898.4.7
WLS 10.3.5
JAVA 1.6_24
2008 Windows Servers – R2, 64 bit
2008 Windows Server Network Load Balancing Standard, Version 6
We are looking for some suggestions on why this is happening. So here it goes:
We currently installed the basic version of Weblogic 10.3.5, with JDK 1.6.24, however, not being familiar, we read a lot of the documentation online for the setup. Our configuration is set up as follows --- Two Weblogic servers, running on Windows Server 2008 R2, 64bit, setup two separate JDE Production JVMs – Port 85.
Our Network Team installed and configured the NLB cluster on both servers, which for our test, called it cssjde_cluster.css.corp. This NLB cluster is set to Multicast, and includes both of our WLS servers. They made an entry in the DNS to include cssjde_cluster with the IP addresses of our WLS Servers. Our test link given was http://cssjde_cluster.css.corp:85/jde/owhtml
Get ready for the mind blowing piece of this test --- when we click on the test link above, using Chrome/Firefox, our JDE log-in screen displays, users are able to log in, stay assigned to that WLS server, we see their activity using our Server Manager Tool, and NLB seems to be working as it should. HOWEVER, when we do the same steps using Internet Explorer (any version, 11, 10, 9), our JDE log-in screen launches, but when we try to sign in – JDE tries, and then returns back to the JDE log-in screen, clearing the user ID information, with no errors. I did look to at the logs through Server Manager since we do see the user attached to the server, but the logs are normal.
So we are stumped… Is this an IE security issue? Is this a security issue with our WLS servers? Is this an issue with how the NLB is set up? Please provide your thoughts on resolving this.
Thank you very much for your time and input!!
Prathibha Hanumali
Version Information:
E811 SP1 Tools Release 898.4.7
WLS 10.3.5
JAVA 1.6_24
2008 Windows Servers – R2, 64 bit
2008 Windows Server Network Load Balancing Standard, Version 6