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Server is not correctly configured error.... Plz plz help

Cheers everyone,

I am just fed up with this error massage, every time I have to watch a video on YouTube or preview a movie trailer on iTunes I get a small box with "Server is not correctly configured" massage, I searched every where on the net and I couldn't find a solution so I am here fir you guys for help...

iPad, iPhone OS 3.1.2

Posted on Jun 11, 2010 7:29 AM

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Sep 8, 2010 5:08 PM in response to copesetic

Copesetic, thanks for the tip.

Encountered the same problems on a DMZ behind a Watchguard corporate firewall. YouTube worked fine on Mac or any PC through a browser. The iPad and iPhone Youtube apps displayed the video selections, but as soon as a video was selected, the message "Server not correctly configured" displayed. Looking at the traffic log inside the firewall showed that no packets were being blocked, so policy setting were suspect. Sure enough, Http range requests were not being allowed by in the HTTP policy. Several web sources state that the iPhone and Touch use range requests for video download, so suspected that iPad does too. Changed the policy setting to pass range requests and problem solved. I agree that some of the complaints here are being caused by similar settings in other firewalls as range requests are blocked by default in Watchguards HTTP policy.

Sep 14, 2010 9:53 AM in response to DavidTheEagle

RE: "Server is not correctly configured"

I was having the exact same problem with Iphones we used to have and with a new Ipad.

I finally figured it out! In our case the issue turned out to be a setting in the 'Anti-Spyware Policies' on our Sonicwall TZ 170 firewall. Turning off HTTP Protocol Inbound Inspection under the Anti-Spyware Settings did the trick.

This also resolved an issue we were having with Netflix streaming.

This was a bit hard to discover as the dropped traffic was not showing up in the Sonicwall log 😟

Hope this helps!

Feb 8, 2011 3:41 PM in response to SDBatl

The Http Range Request (checked ON) - in the Policy Editor, on our Watchguard 550e firewall, DEFINATELY WORKS, and fixed this error ---- nice job, SDBati. Thanks for the heads up.

Poicy Editor => HTTP Proxy ==> HTTP Proxy Action Configuration ==> Click "Allow Range Request through unmodified" on the first page. Save it. Load it. Rock and roll! 🙂

Jun 8, 2011 6:33 PM in response to NathanKWA

I do not recommend you disable inbound inspection on anything! You are defeating the purpose of having a deep packet inspection firewall by doing this! Might as well buy a $50 router at Best Buy!


I am running SonicOS Enhanced 5.8 and here is the correct place to click.


Security Services --> Gateway Anti-Virus --> Configure Gateway AV Settings --> Enable HTTP Byte-Range requests with Gateway AV

Click OK


If you have disabled inbound inspection, please re-enable it!

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