Website Java Problem? (6.0)

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Hi,

A fair no. of websites I’m visiting are displaying the error as shown in the screenshot.

E.g. http://www.easily.co.uk

Seems to be from some Java Site

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I am having no problem in getting to the above site.

It may may be being blocked from your location and/or ISP.

Where are you?

Are you on a domain network?

Who is your ISP?

DaveA I am so far behind, I think I am First
Genealogy....confusing the dead and annoying the living

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I have no problem with the site either. I see no reference to “ntlm” on the page either. I don’t think a Java applet should cause this type of warning….

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I have no problem with the site either. I see no reference to “ntlm” on the page either. I don’t think a Java applet should cause this type of warning….

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I am having no problem in getting to the above site.

It may may be being blocked from your location and/or ISP.

Where are you?

Are you on a domain network?

Who is your ISP?

DaveA I am so far behind, I think I am First
Genealogy....confusing the dead and annoying the living

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Check the login settings under Tools>Internet Options… security tab. You first need to highlight the icon for the Internet zone (assuming this site is in your Internet zone, or whatever the relevant zone is), then click Custom Settings…, then scroll to the bottom of the list. Does it say “prompt for username and password”?

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Jefferson, that is not a usual UserName and Password box, is it? It looks like a Firewall-specific box. Is that XP’s firewall in action?

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I’ve never seen that dialog before. Also, the setting I mentioned doesn’t seem to have any effect on the three pages I checked at easily.co.uk. My revised thought is that the poster’s organization is blocking selected types of active content, and that is why we can’t replicate the error.

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I’ve never seen that dialog before. Also, the setting I mentioned doesn’t seem to have any effect on the three pages I checked at easily.co.uk. My revised thought is that the poster’s organization is blocking selected types of active content, and that is why we can’t replicate the error.

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Just looking at the controls in the dialog, it certainly looks like a Java-generated dialog. It is not using the standard Windows controls to create the buttons and form boxes. I think I would agree that it has something to do with a local firewall or similar security setting. I have seen similar prompts from proxy servers on internal networks, though not just for pages containing Java.

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Thanks everyone.

I think you are right, it seems to be something specific from the IT guys here.
As I don

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Thanks everyone.

I think you are right, it seems to be something specific from the IT guys here.
As I don

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Just looking at the controls in the dialog, it certainly looks like a Java-generated dialog. It is not using the standard Windows controls to create the buttons and form boxes. I think I would agree that it has something to do with a local firewall or similar security setting. I have seen similar prompts from proxy servers on internal networks, though not just for pages containing Java.

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Check the login settings under Tools>Internet Options… security tab. You first need to highlight the icon for the Internet zone (assuming this site is in your Internet zone, or whatever the relevant zone is), then click Custom Settings…, then scroll to the bottom of the list. Does it say “prompt for username and password”?

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