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Can't access https from networked machine?
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Join Date: Feb 2008
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Hi all,
I'm wondering if anyone has encountered this problem before - it's a problem with connecting to an https site on a networked machine. We've tried connecting on standalone machines with no problem, but when they go to the same address on a networked machine it redirects to a Google search. Any ideas where we can start looking for issues?
We've done the usual delete temp internet files etc.
Many thanks!
Madzilla
I'm wondering if anyone has encountered this problem before - it's a problem with connecting to an https site on a networked machine. We've tried connecting on standalone machines with no problem, but when they go to the same address on a networked machine it redirects to a Google search. Any ideas where we can start looking for issues?
We've done the usual delete temp internet files etc.
Many thanks!
Madzilla
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Join Date: May 2005
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Is this on all machines or just a single?
If it is on all machines check the firewall and make sure it is allowing 443 outbound and check for proxy settings.
If this is only happening on one machine what is the os service pack etc?
SSL credentials could possibly gotten corrupt and need to be reinstalled and reset on browser.
Is this happening with all browsers? FireFox, Firebird, IE etc.?
If it is on all machines check the firewall and make sure it is allowing 443 outbound and check for proxy settings.
If this is only happening on one machine what is the os service pack etc?
SSL credentials could possibly gotten corrupt and need to be reinstalled and reset on browser.
Is this happening with all browsers? FireFox, Firebird, IE etc.?
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