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Accessing to SSL servers
Hi everybody,
I log in my corporate network with a laptop with Windows 2000 professional. My problem consists in that I can't connect to Webs like https:// or secure servers.
The setup of MSIE is OK. SSL active, PCL active and so on.
One person said to me that when I log in, I recive a file with all configuration and, it's possible that this file contains restriction for that kind of sites.
Which file is it?
Can I change it with any problem?
How can I access to this websites?
Thanks a lot.
I log in my corporate network with a laptop with Windows 2000 professional. My problem consists in that I can't connect to Webs like https:// or secure servers.
The setup of MSIE is OK. SSL active, PCL active and so on.
One person said to me that when I log in, I recive a file with all configuration and, it's possible that this file contains restriction for that kind of sites.
Which file is it?
Can I change it with any problem?
How can I access to this websites?
Thanks a lot.
Have you checked with your company network admins? It could very well be that they have blocked access to HTTPS traffic. So before spending a lot of time diagnosing a local system problem, you should make sure that it's even possible.
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Yes, I have checked and it's possible to access to HTTPS. It depends on user.
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3 open questions:
02/27/03 http:Q_20531884.html "Manipuling JPG images in VB"
02/20/03 http:Q_20521920.html "a Link to a web in a Visual Basic Program"
10/03/01 http:Q_20190159.html "Accessing to SSL servers"
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