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Windows Forum / Windows Vista / Administration / November 2006Web Banking problem
Hi, I'm running Vista 64bit, and so far everything is just working as advertise, except for one thing (an important one though) When I try to login to my bank (TD Canada Trust), I get to the login just right, but when I click the login (after I entered ID, and password), all I get is an error page that tells me to make sure that the SSl and TLS is enable (they are all enable) How could I fix this BTW. I tried with both version of IE7 (64 and standard), and the same place do work with IE7 under XP  SignatureThank you in Advance Merci a l'Avance Martin Is it "404 error" ? If yes try unchek "TSL 1.0". My VISTA RC2 5744. SignatureJerzyMarian > Hi, > [quoted text clipped - 10 lines] > BTW. I tried with both version of IE7 (64 and standard), and the same place do > work with IE7 under XP Some banking systems are slow to accept changes in an OS. this may not be the problem, but if it is, you mosy likely will not be able to use thier home banking until some time after Vista is released. I encountered that with B of A and going from NT4 to 2000. Gary G. Little > Hi, > [quoted text clipped - 10 lines] > BTW. I tried with both version of IE7 (64 and standard), and the same > place do work with IE7 under XP Make sure that 'SSL2' is checked in Internet Explorer/Options/Advanced/Security Colin > Some banking systems are slow to accept changes in an OS. this may not be > the problem, but if it is, you mosy likely will not be able to use thier [quoted text clipped - 17 lines] > > BTW. I tried with both version of IE7 (64 and standard), and the same > > place do work with IE7 under XP May I ask stupid questions? Where is this option SSL2? I checked Security and could not find it. Nadya > Make sure that 'SSL2' is checked in Internet > Explorer/Options/Advanced/Security [quoted text clipped - 24 lines] >> > BTW. I tried with both version of IE7 (64 and standard), and the same >> > place do work with IE7 under XP No, putting the "Secure Sockets Layer" setting under "Security" would make too much sense for M$. They put it under "Advanced". Look for SSL 2.0 -Rob > May I ask stupid questions? Where is this option SSL2? I checked Security > and could not find it. [quoted text clipped - 29 lines] >>> > BTW. I tried with both version of IE7 (64 and standard), and the same >>> > place do work with IE7 under XP The issues here are not Vista, they are IE7 (which vista comes with, but which will also be available for XP). > May I ask stupid questions? Where is this option SSL2? I checked Security > and could not find it. [quoted text clipped - 35 lines] >>> > >>> > Martin When I'm using IE7 in XP SSL2 is not enable and everything works fine, but in Vista just to get the login page I need SSL2 enable. BTW with Beta2 I was able to perform all I needed to do on that same website, but with RC1.... SignatureThank you in Advance Merci a l'Avance Martin > Make sure that 'SSL2' is checked in Internet > Explorer/Options/Advanced/Security [quoted text clipped - 21 lines] >> > BTW. I tried with both version of IE7 (64 and standard), and the same >> > place do work with IE7 under XP I had the same problem and I had to 'check' Use SSL 2.0 and 'uncheck' Use TLS 1.0 and then everything was fine. IE7 Vista RC1 > When I'm using IE7 in XP SSL2 is not enable and everything works fine, but in > Vista just to get the login page I need SSL2 enable. [quoted text clipped - 27 lines] > >> > BTW. I tried with both version of IE7 (64 and standard), and the same > >> > place do work with IE7 under XP Use firefox > I had the same problem and I had to 'check' Use SSL 2.0 and 'uncheck' Use TLS > 1.0 and then everything was fine. IE7 Vista RC1 [quoted text clipped - 30 lines] > > >> > BTW. I tried with both version of IE7 (64 and standard), and the same > > >> > place do work with IE7 under XP The problem here is that some old webservers do not understand TLS extensions which are a new addition to Vista. So "grec" using Firefox won't solve your problem either :) We will inform the bank of this and try and get them to update their SSL server. Thanks for reporting this. For more information see: http://blogs.msdn.com/ie/archive/2006/04/17/577702.aspx Thanks, Jeremy > Use firefox > [quoted text clipped - 32 lines] > > > >> > BTW. I tried with both version of IE7 (64 and standard), and the same > > > >> > place do work with IE7 under XP Actually Firefox might solve the problem. I couldn't access my account with the Bank of Montreal using IE7 in Vista RC1 (I can with XP using IE7) but I can using Firefox. > The problem here is that some old webservers do not understand TLS extensions > which are a new addition to Vista. So "grec" using Firefox won't solve your [quoted text clipped - 45 lines] > > > > >> > BTW. I tried with both version of IE7 (64 and standard), and the same > > > > >> > place do work with IE7 under XP If your still having problems you could try Firefox. I couldn't access my account with Bank of Montreal using IE7 in Vista RC1. But when I use firefox I have no problems. Just a suggestion. > Hi, > [quoted text clipped - 10 lines] > BTW. I tried with both version of IE7 (64 and standard), and the same place do > work with IE7 under XP |
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