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Hi, I've created a ClientAccessPolicy.xml that looks like this:
<?xml version="1.0" encoding="utf-8"?> <access-policy> <cross-domain-access> <policy> <allow-from> <domain uri="*"/> </allow-from> <grant-to>...
Started by niklassaers-vc on
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I still get the following error when using the webservice-domain policy in place, or a policy that is unsuitable for SOAP services."
So, I know the cross domain, but....
But....
Yay....
domain policy IS transfered.
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Is it possible to push out changes to the registry on a local computer from the domain policy? Or does a special script need to be written to do so?
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It's perfectly acceptable to use Group Policy of getting around the correct syntax ....
In a W2K3 domain you can only set security on registry keys via GPO, AFAIK.
You can set registry keys via GPO prefence settings in a W2K8 domain.
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So I'm using both xml files listed below with no luck. They both exist in the root of my IIS hosted web service on a different web server (behind the firewall). The web service is a simple POX like service that returns a JSON string.
Also I'm trying to...
Started by Toran Billups on
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Like fiddler to see what address the request for the cross domain policy file is pointed at? That's usually my first check; if the policy file isn't being found I'll know where it's supposed.
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I need to access an ASP.Net2 page from Action Script 3.0 and I wrote the code in .fla file that access the asp.net page but there is a problem in the accessing it reports to me the following error :
Error opening URL ' http://localhost/Trial/Default.aspx...
Started by Ahmy on
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Typically....
Look into the loadPolicyFile(..) method: http://livedocs.adobe.com/flex/3/langref/flash/system/Security.html#loadPolicyFile ()
IF you're working localy ( http://localhost/Tri ...), i'm not sure that the problem come from some CrossDomain issues.. .
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Windows Server 2003.
I need my host to change a password policy (required password length) on a machine that is part of their domain. I only need the change to apply to machine accounts.
They claim it is not possible without affecting the entire domain...
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I assume that their domain-wide policy has been applied in the Default Domain Policy GPO, ....
A user password policy cannot be set without affecting the entire Domain, but certain computer they are just clueless.
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Lets say I have a domain js.mydomain.com and it points to some ip address, and some other domain requests.mydomain.com which points to a different ip address. Can a .js file downloaded from js.mydomain.com make ajax requests to requests.mydomain.com?
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Started by quintus on
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I believe that this is how Google APIs....
From Wikipedia on the same origin policy :
The term "origin" is defined using the domain name, application layer protocol, and (in most browsers.
Origin if they have the same host, protocol and port .
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The missing link in my IIS7 + Silverlight 3.0 + WCF Service app is the cross domain policy. Are there any instructions on how to create/obtain such a policy. I understand that there are two xml files that need to go in the web root of the app. What do...
Started by sweeney on
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Archive/2008/04/06/silverlight-cross-domain-policy-file-snippet-intellisense.aspx
Silverlight looks for clientaccesspolicy.xml" encoding="utf-8"?> <access-policy> <cross-domain-access> <policy> <allow-from....
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I have windows domain that needs a password policy. Right now there isn't one. Anyone have feedback on a good balance between weak passwords and users having passwords so strong they just write them down?
Since no one has a expiring password I thought...
Started by Dave on
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The Nist ....
There are ways requirements setting in the Default Domain group policy:
Password must meet complexity requirements old business.
You can not define how complex a domain password policy is (up to 2003 at least).
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At my company, we have a Windows Server 2003 R2 server which is our primary AD server with just about everything Windows-based running on it (AD, filesharing, print sharing, etc). The Domain functional level is Windows Server 2003, but the Forest functional...
Started by phuzion on
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The file-based portions of Group Policy would have replicated.
The "Default Domain Policy" is "corrupt" or missing if you're not getting errors on all your client the SYSVOL replicate properly.
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Cross-domain policies restricts downloading content from another domain:
http://mysiteA.com <--NO--> http://myothersite.com
But is downloading from the same domain via a different protocol allowed and would it work (can someone test) in everyday...
Started by Jeremy Rudd on
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So you....
Yes (to the question in the title), per wikipedia's explanation of "same-origin policy":
The term "origin" is defined using the domain name, application layer protocol, and (in most browsers) TCP are not "same origin", for example.
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