Allowing Java Applets

Hi all

I am trying to access a web site that uses Java but it
appears to be getting blocked by the ISA firewall. I
have downloaded the Java Runtime Environment from Sun and
installed it but when accessing the site, I get prompted
for a username and password by my ISA server firewall.
If I enter the admin password , it lets me pass but I am
still unable to view the content of the site.
Do I have to open up or allow something on the firewall?

any help is greatly appreciated

Mark

Keith
Mon Jan 26 10:56:03 CST 2004

I have a similar problem (sorry not much help to you), I
don't get asked a password though, I just get a red X
where the aplet should run. I presume that must be
something within ISA to allow this traffic although I
can't find what or where.

Keith
>-----Original Message-----
>Hi all
>
>I am trying to access a web site that uses Java but it
>appears to be getting blocked by the ISA firewall. I
>have downloaded the Java Runtime Environment from Sun and
>installed it but when accessing the site, I get prompted
>for a username and password by my ISA server firewall.
>If I enter the admin password , it lets me pass but I am
>still unable to view the content of the site.
>Do I have to open up or allow something on the firewall?
>
>any help is greatly appreciated
>
>Mark
>.
>

Dave
Mon Jan 26 12:07:09 CST 2004

Have you checked your IE security settings? It seems more likely that IE
would be blocking java than ISA.


"Mark" <anonymous@discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in message
news:479401c3e422$bba30570$a401280a@phx.gbl...
> Hi all
>
> I am trying to access a web site that uses Java but it
> appears to be getting blocked by the ISA firewall. I
> have downloaded the Java Runtime Environment from Sun and
> installed it but when accessing the site, I get prompted
> for a username and password by my ISA server firewall.
> If I enter the admin password , it lets me pass but I am
> still unable to view the content of the site.
> Do I have to open up or allow something on the firewall?
>
> any help is greatly appreciated
>
> Mark

Jim
Mon Jan 26 22:09:34 CST 2004

I thought Marietter had a new article on her website but I cannot get
to it tonight. My internet browsing is pretty crummy.

I also had some joy loading this patch on XP workstations. Note that
the comments about the updates were includsed in SP4 appear to be
erroneous. http://support.microsoft.com/?kbid=305217 This patch helped
with SSL browsing problems.

"Mark" <anonymous@discussions.microsoft.com> wrote:

>Hi all
>
>I am trying to access a web site that uses Java but it
>appears to be getting blocked by the ISA firewall. I
>have downloaded the Java Runtime Environment from Sun and
>installed it but when accessing the site, I get prompted
>for a username and password by my ISA server firewall.
>If I enter the admin password , it lets me pass but I am
>still unable to view the content of the site.
>Do I have to open up or allow something on the firewall?
>
>any help is greatly appreciated
>
>Mark

Jim B. SBS MVP
remove the mvp to send email

Susan
Mon Jan 26 22:20:51 CST 2004

http://www.smallbizserver.net/sbs2003/Some_Java_applications_do_not_work_when_ISA_is_installed.aspx

Jim Behning wrote:

> I thought Marietter had a new article on her website but I cannot get
> to it tonight. My internet browsing is pretty crummy.
>
> I also had some joy loading this patch on XP workstations. Note that
> the comments about the updates were includsed in SP4 appear to be
> erroneous. http://support.microsoft.com/?kbid=305217 This patch helped
> with SSL browsing problems.
>
> "Mark" <anonymous@discussions.microsoft.com> wrote:
>
>
>>Hi all
>>
>>I am trying to access a web site that uses Java but it
>>appears to be getting blocked by the ISA firewall. I
>>have downloaded the Java Runtime Environment from Sun and
>>installed it but when accessing the site, I get prompted
>>for a username and password by my ISA server firewall.
>>If I enter the admin password , it lets me pass but I am
>>still unable to view the content of the site.
>>Do I have to open up or allow something on the firewall?
>>
>>any help is greatly appreciated
>>
>>Mark
>
>
> Jim B. SBS MVP
> remove the mvp to send email

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