Mark A Johnson's questions

We have a Juniper portal in front of our web applications. When we navigate to our primary URL (e.g., https://apps.ourdomain.com), everything routes properly to our primary web site. However, if we try to navigate directly to an application URL (e.g., https://apps.ourdomain.com/ourapplication/page.aspx?param1=x&param2=y), we are still routed to the primary web site, rather than to the secondary web application.

Is it possible for Juniper to allow a link directly to an internal application, without having to encode the URL (e.g., https://apps.ourdomain.com/ourapplication/,DanaInfo=.adfx098lkjlkj,SSL+page.aspx?param1=x&param2=y) first?

I would like to create a server-side Exchange calendar that is:

• A combination of a group of people's calendars (e.g., "Marketing Department Members")
• Filtered only to show those items marked "Out of Office"

Are there some ideas out there for programming Exchange server-side like this or using a package that's already implemented this?

The purpose is to create group calendars that everyone can view, showing who's out of the office in a department.

I know this can be done in Outlook with combined views and filtering, but it doesn't make any sense to create one or more of these on each and every user's PC in our organization.

Thanks for any help.

My department creates a shared calendar for everyone to enter their out-of-office times. This requires duplicate entry for those of us who keep all our info in our own Exchange calendar.

Is there a way in Exchange to create a View that's simply a combination view of multiple users' calendars?

For example, we would create a view with all the departments' users calendars combined, but only those marked "out of office". Ideally, the subject line would also include the user's name, but this would not be 100% necessary.