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Java issue on Terminal Server 2K3
Posted on 2011-03-04
I have a user on the terminal server that can't access a website that needs to install a java applet. This user currently does this fine with another very similar site. When I login as the administrator on this server and go to the URL it loads just fine. I have attempted to do this in install mode as well but this has no effect on the user that is having problems. When I run IE as this user on the console of the terminal server I am hit with the same problem. The site, when I am using the user's name is asking for Java SE Runtime Environment 6.0 Update 20. This is already installed on the server. Again, no problems as the admin.
I have gotten this typ of problem corrected in the past by logging in as administrator and changing to install mode but this isn't having any effect this time.
Any ideas?
I have gotten this typ of problem corrected in the past by logging in as administrator and changing to install mode but this isn't having any effect this time.
Any ideas?
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Which browser? Does the user have problems with firefox or opera too (i.e if java is completely damaged, or this is just IE settings in user's profile)
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