Hi,
I used this for quite a while in my project. Works great!
However, we are now moving our server behind a CDN which allow only port 80 and 443.
This meaning that my local policy server that run under port 843 will not work any more, as the client will be block by the CDN.
So if client ask bar.foo.com --> resolve to the IP address of the CDN --> open sessions to port 80 or 443 --> goes to my origin server--> hit my server --> get to the web server --> hit back to the client.
Going into wireshark I can see that the client is trying to open port to 843 with the IP address of CDN server. This off course will not work as it get block by the CDN.
If I pass the CDN (by changing my hosts file) everything is working, as I have Policy Server running under the port 843.
Is there any way to configure my flash swf files to work with different policy server?
I tried the System.security.loadPolicyFile options but it is not seems to be working.
Any Idea?
Thank you.
Hi,
I used this for quite a while in my project. Works great!
However, we are now moving our server behind a CDN which allow only port 80 and 443.
This meaning that my local policy server that run under port 843 will not work any more, as the client will be block by the CDN.
So if client ask bar.foo.com --> resolve to the IP address of the CDN --> open sessions to port 80 or 443 --> goes to my origin server--> hit my server --> get to the web server --> hit back to the client.
Going into wireshark I can see that the client is trying to open port to 843 with the IP address of CDN server. This off course will not work as it get block by the CDN.
If I pass the CDN (by changing my hosts file) everything is working, as I have Policy Server running under the port 843.
Is there any way to configure my flash swf files to work with different policy server?
I tried the System.security.loadPolicyFile options but it is not seems to be working.
Any Idea?
Thank you.