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Can't access secure Websites

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Original Message
Name: bomac
Date: September 29, 2002 at 16:15:23 Pacific
Subject: Can't access secure Websites
OS: ME
CPU/Ram: AMD /513
Comment:

Recently I have lost the ability to get into secure sites. Example: When ever I go to checkout to make a purchase, I get an error message saying.

Problem Report
There was a communication problem.

Message ID
TCP_ERROR

Problem Description
The system was unable to communicate with the server.

Possible Problem Cause
The Web server may be down.
The Web server may be too busy.
The Web server may be experiencing other problems, preventing it from responding to clients.
The communication path may be experiencing problems.

Possible Solution
Try connecting to this server later.

Also some sites that I used to login into won't let me back in.

Running ME (has worked great from day one)

I have tried different Browsers:

IE 6 with latest patch, checked all the security and privacy settings, and has toggled off and on many of the advanced settings.
I have checked my settings, SSL 2 and 3 are enabled and TLS1 is enabled.
I am using a program called AnologXProxy for my network and when I look at the LAN settings I am using local host 9877 for all the ports.
I really don't understand the LAN settings but I don't believe they have changed recently.

Mozzila; I am not sure when the problem started but it may have been after installing Mozzila 1.0, have since uninstalled it.

Opera: Just installed it, it's a winner, but hasn't cured my problem.

I am using Norton’s Internet Security software and have checked the settings; I don't see anything that has changed. I have disabled Norton's a couple of times while trying to figure this out.
I have also tried several secure sites, received virtually the same message every time.


Ran Ad-ware, didn't help, although it found some junk.

I am running a two-machine network with this machine being the server, but don't get the wrong impression, I am not a geek, I just fumbled around until I got it to work. (geek is being used in a complimentary way)
At A Loss.

I used a cross link cable, no router or switch.



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Name: capt
Date: September 29, 2002 at 18:10:20 Pacific
Reply: (edit)

Have you checked you cookie settimgs and security level to med high, not high?


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