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Traditional Web Agents Do Not Display Page if smnoredirect Value is in Authorization Request (38416)

Symptom:

The Web Agent will attempt to redirect the request instead of serving the requested page if the Authorization On-Accept-Redirect response contains the value smnoredirect.

Solution:

The Web Agent now ignores the redirect response and serves the requested page.

Note: IIS 6.0 and Apache 2.0 Web Agents do not support the fixed functionality; the requested page is still not displayed.