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SDM uses Java. &nbsp;Make sure you have Java installed, and it is working correctly and IE is allowd to execute Java appletts.
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SDM uses Java.  Make sure you have Java installed, and it is working correctly and IE is allowd to execute Java appletts.

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Java loaded and running . . . updated to latest version. IE is wide OPEN. Still getting just script in popup window
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Java loaded and running . . . updated to latest version. IE is wide OPEN. Still getting just script in popup window

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Do you have the router address added to either your trusted or Intranet Zones? &nbsp;those zones offer much less interference to this sort of thing.
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Do you have the router address added to either your trusted or Intranet Zones?  those zones offer much less interference to this sort of thing.

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Made the addition. Still getting script page only. 
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Made the addition. Still getting script page only.

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YOU ROCK! That was it. Thank you very much
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YOU ROCK! That was it. Thank you very much

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I installed the latest SDM on my desktop. When I load it<br />
from my workstation, it loads the page &quot;C:\Program Files\Cisco<br />
Systems\Cisco SDM\common\common\runAPP.s<wbr />html&quot;.<br />
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Problem is, after asking me to log on, instead of loading &amp;&nbsp;parsing the<br />
shtml page, it just pops up the source code of the page in my browser<br />
(IE8). Please advise?
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I installed the latest SDM on my desktop. When I load it
from my workstation, it loads the page "C:\Program Files\Cisco
Systems\Cisco SDM\common\common\runAPP.shtml".

Problem is, after asking me to log on, instead of loading & parsing the
shtml page, it just pops up the source code of the page in my browser
(IE8). Please advise?

Problem Running SDM on CIsco 2811

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