Hiya,
Got an issue that I really can't find the configuration to solve. I know what happens, I simply just can't find the appropriate configuration to solve this.
In short; I have two trunks(http and https). One application is on both trunks, one http and one https.* On the https trunk I have a login application, which has a default page with some links in the page header. Two of these links references to pages located in the http area of the application.
UAG HAT's the hell out of these links, meaning that I cannot access them from the logon page.
Example:
https://login.domain.com is the default login page. On that page there are two href's to http://www.domain.com/help.aspx and http://www.domain.com/name.aspx. These two hrefs are translated into https://portal.domain.com/uniquesig67debfe5ca56e9caf8696709484dfe0c/uniquesig0/<Correct URL>
If I write; http://www.domain.com/<Correct URL> - it works fine.
Basically I want to tell UAG not to do any HAT'ing on these two addresses, for this trunk/application/url/contenttype. I believe to have been through the combinations that would make sense, including the regex crash course just to be sure...
*I cannot explain the reason for using trunks to separate http/https traffic for this application, as this decision was taken prior to my involvement.
Anyone with the exact solution for what to configure in order to get the result I want?