Cannot connect to https sites
Jun 18 06 12:15 am
WinGate version: 6.1.3 (Build 1096)
Clients use WGIC. No proxy settings set in client browsers. IE's "automatically detect settings" is unchecked.
Clients authenticate successfully and can browse any http website. However, https connections result in an error page: "Page cannot be displayed"
The clients have their IP settings automatically provided by Wingate.
Their default gateway, dhcp server and dns server are all the server.
I have tried adding port 443 in the WWW Proxy Https settings.
No success.
What am I missing?
Clients use WGIC. No proxy settings set in client browsers. IE's "automatically detect settings" is unchecked.
Clients authenticate successfully and can browse any http website. However, https connections result in an error page: "Page cannot be displayed"
The clients have their IP settings automatically provided by Wingate.
Their default gateway, dhcp server and dns server are all the server.
I have tried adding port 443 in the WWW Proxy Https settings.
No success.
What am I missing?
Jun 18 06 12:22 am
When a client establishes an HTTPS session can you see this session in Gatekeeper and/or in history?
Jun 18 06 12:28 am
No. For e.g. I'm trying to login to Yahoo mail. The only activity shown is http...
Jun 18 06 4:52 am
hey is anyone there? Not sure of the time difference but it's a little before midday here.
Jun 18 06 3:03 pm
Can you confirm that you are not intercepting port 443; that would break the connectivity *if you are using the transparent proxy.
*Reference to what the Transparent Proxy does can be found on this link:
http://forums.qbik.com/viewtopic.php?p=23282#23282
*Reference to what the Transparent Proxy does can be found on this link:
http://forums.qbik.com/viewtopic.php?p=23282#23282
Jun 19 06 12:06 am
Transparent proxy is unchecked.
However, I discovered a couple minutes ago that another client (with what I am 99% sure are identical settings) CAN login to https sites.
That client is using the WGIC, gets IP configuration via DHCP, is a member of the same domain as the other client, and has all IE settings identical.
Feel free to offer any more suggestions, but in the meantime I'll be going over both machines with a fine toothed comb.
However, I discovered a couple minutes ago that another client (with what I am 99% sure are identical settings) CAN login to https sites.
That client is using the WGIC, gets IP configuration via DHCP, is a member of the same domain as the other client, and has all IE settings identical.
Feel free to offer any more suggestions, but in the meantime I'll be going over both machines with a fine toothed comb.