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systemlord   02-14-2008 at 12:56:53 AM

I'm having issues with Cox webmail service and my online banking getting "Certificate Errors", It says the site my be trying to fool you and/or has expired. It only happens on both Cox Webmail and Bank Of America online banking, what do you make of this and how do I fix this problem? Thanks Systemlord :D


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rgeist554   02-14-2008 at 04:04:43 PM
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I think it's related to websites allowing their login site certificates expire. I'd contact the site / site admin to verify whether everything is up and running, or consult with others that use to the site to see if they are experiencing similar issues.

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Riser   02-14-2008 at 08:07:08 PM
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Could also be that you're using IE7 and they haven't updated their end to allow secure connections with it yet.

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systemlord   02-14-2008 at 11:30:46 PM
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Riser wrote :

Could also be that you're using IE7 and they haven't updated their end to allow secure connections with it yet.



I have been using IE7 for a year now without any issues till now. Is it my IE7 or is it the websites themselfs? The reason I ask is I'm getting certificate errors from these two websites, that is not cause by my system right? If it was my system Windows would see a problem and/or offer an update to fix this problem.

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systemlord   02-14-2008 at 11:58:43 PM
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rgeist554 wrote :

No, it's likely them.



Thats what I thought because all the other website I go to don't give certificate errors.

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Grumpy9117   02-15-2008 at 01:58:51 AM
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Check the date/time on your computer.

Grumpy

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systemlord   02-15-2008 at 02:34:41 AM
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Grumpy9117 wrote :

Check the date/time on your computer.

Grumpy



My time and date are right PST, sometimes for some reason I get bounced to the eastcoast Cox webmail server instead of the westcoast server which is where I'm at.


Message edited by systemlord on 02-15-2008 at 02:36:33 AM
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