Redirect still applying after changing location

Version Affected: 9.x
Description:

URL Rewrite is being used to detect a Users location and redirect them to a different realm.

For example, one use case for this is to move Internal Users to a Windows SSO enabled realm to save them from typing their credentials when on premise. 

The problem this KBA address is that this redirect continues to happen even after they've changed location. 

Cause:

Incorrect redirect type used on the URL Rewrite Rule. 

Resolution: 

When doing a redirect, URL Rewrite defaults to a 301 (Permanent)  redirect. This causes the Users browser to cache the redirect and not check in with IIS every time. 

A better option is to use a 307 (Temporary) redirect. 

1. Open IIS on the SecureAuth IdP
2. Navigate to the URL Rewrite rule in question
3. Edit the redirect type from a 301 to a 307 and Apply the changes

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