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Otherwise, move on by platform...
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IIS
Before getting too far into debugging, please make sure to read the IIS Configuration topic thoroughly and make sure you understand it and that you've done the necessary setup work.
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Apache is much simpler when it comes to getting at least initial interception to function, but it depends on how you choose to configure it. If you use .htaccess files, things are pretty automatic, you just have to do:
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If you're relying on the <RequestMapper> instead, then you'll run into issues based on server name configuration details. The Apache ServerName command MUST be set to match what you put in the map's <Host> element and you'll need to make sure UseCanonicalName On is set. But additionally you'll need to get the module running for those requests by globally activating the module for those resources, using this kind of approach:
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This activates the module in a passive mode for all requests, while allowing specific content to force a session using the <RequestMapper> or an Apache command someplace else.