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We weren't able to fix the problem, but you gave the most helpful advice.
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We weren't able to fix the problem, but you gave the most helpful advice.

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I am running tests against our deployment of webmail (Exchange 2010) with RSA -- this worked before, but I had to build a new RSA appliance (8.1) with a new IP address.<br />
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I've used agent_nsload.exe, imported the node secret successfully, exported the sdconf.rec file to the TMG directory and System32, etc.<br />
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I must have missed a step, though, because when I try to authenticate to the webmail portal, and run the threat management gateway log query while I do it, it still sends the SecurID request to the old IP address of the RSA appliance, and not the new one.<br />
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Where is it getting this old IP and how can I tell it to go to the new one?
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I am running tests against our deployment of webmail (Exchange 2010) with RSA -- this worked before, but I had to build a new RSA appliance (8.1) with a new IP address.

I've used agent_nsload.exe, imported the node secret successfully, exported the sdconf.rec file to the TMG directory and System32, etc.

I must have missed a step, though, because when I try to authenticate to the webmail portal, and run the threat management gateway log query while I do it, it still sends the SecurID request to the old IP address of the RSA appliance, and not the new one.

Where is it getting this old IP and how can I tell it to go to the new one?

Threat Management Gateway 2010 + RSA

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