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Cannot Access iManager using IE
Here's my dilema. When trying to access imanager version 1 or version 2.x Internet explorer cannot connect.
I type in Servername and then click on management services then imanager and then I get the https://servername/nps/servlet/portalservice but IE shows internet explorer cannot diplsay the webpage.
I tried using the server IP address instead of the name and connecting using the FQDN.
I've tried using https://servername/nps/imanager and have the same result.
Here's the kicker! Firefox connects using all the method above perfectly. The only thing is, Firefox cannot upload drivers for iPrint and other things. So I really need to use IE.
I've tried using IE 7 and IE 6 and they product the same results.
What settings or software is required for IE to connect. There is obviously some IE setting that will allow the connection but I've tried so many. Any ideas here?
Oh and a new bit of info is any workstation not added to the domain can connect using IE but they cannot be part of the domain. Once I add them a policy or GPO is causing this issue. What could it be?
I type in Servername and then click on management services then imanager and then I get the https://servername/nps/servlet/portalservice but IE shows internet explorer cannot diplsay the webpage.
I tried using the server IP address instead of the name and connecting using the FQDN.
I've tried using https://servername/nps/imanager and have the same result.
Here's the kicker! Firefox connects using all the method above perfectly. The only thing is, Firefox cannot upload drivers for iPrint and other things. So I really need to use IE.
I've tried using IE 7 and IE 6 and they product the same results.
What settings or software is required for IE to connect. There is obviously some IE setting that will allow the connection but I've tried so many. Any ideas here?
Oh and a new bit of info is any workstation not added to the domain can connect using IE but they cannot be part of the domain. Once I add them a policy or GPO is causing this issue. What could it be?
chuckbass
Clear the Internet Cache and reset the security settings to the default. Also check to see what version of Java you have loaded. As I recall iManage requires a specific version. It's a shame it dosen't work fully with FireFox.
ASKER
I didn't think imanager uses java does it? I tried clearing internet cache history and temp files to no avail.
ASKER
It seems to be something with one of my GPO's I've been using RSOP and trying to figure it out. Seems to be a certificate issue. I think I need to export the certificate and publish it to my CA or add it to a gpo to add it to the IE settings somehow. Any ideas?
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Still have not isolated which setting this is.
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