White Listing

Inteset S. wrote:

No. I do not receive the "Content Adviser" for this website as I do with another one in the allow list. The other website works fine even though it receives multiple "Content Adviser" messages. They are just ads that were blocked and didn't take away from the main function of that website. As for the website in question, it is a secure HTTPS Webportal that is strictly for law enforcement. So the answer to your other question is no it's not a public website.

Can you get support from the developer of the website? The login procedure may be referring to a URL that is being blocked, thus it can't continue. The key is to find out what URL(s) needs to be accounted for, then it needs to be added to the Allowed list.

They gave me the https://*.thiswebsite.org (thiswebsite is not the actual page of course) to use and I am still not able to pass the login screen. I had the similar issue occur with another PC within the same location, yet when I deleted the older Single App Secure Lockdown Software, installed the multi-application software, had the exact issue I am facing today, removed the entire multi-application software (registry keys and sub-keys), then re-install the multi-application software I am able to proceed with the login. I have done this method as I have done on the PC that works, but I am still not able to get pass the login screen.

If you disable the "Allowed Sites" feature, can you log in?

I have 2 computers that are currently working with Secure Lockdown IE and on the 3rd computer with a fresh install of the software and all the information that was input from the other 2 doesn't work. I keep getting the Content Advisor about the page isn't rated and doesn't bring up the webpage. I have 10 other computers to install this on and what are the odds that it will work or not. Any ideas I can try to make it successful on the other 10 computers.

Is this a public website? If so, please supply the URLs and we will test it.

Inteset S. wrote:

The site is "https:\\esgwnrmcareers.silkroad.com, can also get to it at http:\\esgwnrmcareers.silkroad.com

Matt F. wrote:

The only way I got it to work on the 3rd computer is that all the windows 7 updates had to be ran and IE11 installed. I am going to try this again on the next computer to verify that this is the situation.

What version of IE were you running?

Inteset S. wrote:

At the time before I ran a update check it was IE9. After doing multiple check updates to make sure none were left.