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Hi Sapient,
On the top of my head, I believe the colon (:) character is by default in the list of forbidden characters in the serverConf.xml file of Adobe Campaign, you can try and remove it from the forbiddenCharsInAuthority list and perform an nlserver config -reload
Could be worth giving this a shot.
<!-- Relay for HTTP requests between two zones
debugRelay : Start the HTTP relay module within the Web server in debug mode Default: false
forbiddenCharsInAuthority : List of forbidden characters in the 'authority' section of a URI Default: '.?#@/:'
forbiddenCharsInPath : List of forbidden characters in the 'path' section of a URI Default: '?#/'
modDir : List of files to be used during a query on a folder Default: 'index.html'
startRelay : Start the HTTP relay module Default: false
startRelayInModule : Start the HTTP relay module within the Web server. Default: true
timeout : Wait time before deleting banned url Default: '60' -->
<relay debugRelay="false" forbiddenCharsInAuthority=".?#@/:" forbiddenCharsInPath="?#/"
modDir="index.html" startRelay="false" startRelayInModule="true" timeout="60">
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