POP configuration
Configure POP to control request and response streaming on the junction used for communication between Outlook and Exchange:
- Create a POP that sets the response-buffer-control and request-buffer-control attributes to bypass. For example:
pdadmin> pop create streaming pdadmin> pop modify streaming set attribute response-buffer-control bypass pdadmin> pop modify streaming set attribute request-buffer-control bypass
- Attach this POP to the junction that we are using for the RPC over HTTP communication.
- Transparent Path Junction example:
- pdadmin> pop attach /WebSEAL/webseal-server/rpc streaming
- Virtual Host Junction example:
- pdadmin> pop attach /WebSEAL/webseal-server/@exchange streaming
For details, see Bypassing buffering on a per-resource basis.
Parent topic: Microsoft RPC over HTTP
Related concepts
- RPC over HTTP support in WebSEAL
- Junction configuration
- Authentication limitations
- Timeout considerations
- WebSEAL server log errors
- Worker thread consideration