
Table 17: Ready Access Portal UI Troubleshooting
SolutionProblem
This message is a result of increased security in Internet
Explorer version 7.
To resolve this problem:
1. Click the Information bar.
2. Select Allow Blocked Content.
When you use Internet Explorer version 7 to display the Ready
Access Portal UI, a message appears in the Information bar warning
you about active content.
If you are using Internet Explorer version 8, verify that you
are using Compatibility view.
To verify Compatibility view:
1. Log in to the Ready Access Portal UI.
2. On the Internet Explorer Tools menu, verify that
Compatibility View is selected.
3. If Compatibility View is not selected, select Compatibility
View Settings.
4. Click Add. The Ready Access Portal address appears
in the list of sites in the websites that you have added
to Compatibility View box.
When you use Internet Explorer version 8 to display the Ready
Access Portal UI, the UI may not appear properly (for example, the
header area does not appear).
The Ready Access Portal UI does not provide a way to
change your password unless it is required. If you wish to
change your password before you are required to do so, it
must be changed using the Site Management Portal UI.
You cannot find a way to change your password.
This error occurs because of Windows Enhanced Security
on Windows Server 2003 R2.
We do not recommend using Windows Server 2003 R2 as
the computer you use to browse to the Ready Access Portal
UI. If you choose to use this OS on the computer browsing
to the Ready Access Portal, you must disable the Windows
Enhanced Security to enable the local browser to use
JavaScript® technology. For information, refer to the
Windows Server 2003 OS with Service Pack 2 and R2
Considerations appendix in the Network and IT Guidance
for the BAS Professional Technical Bulletin (LIT-12011279).
The following error message appears when you try to log in to the
Ready Access Portal UI from a computer running the Windows
Server 2003 R2 OS:
HTTP 403 Forbidden
The website declined to show this webpage
This error occurs because the firewall is blocking the Ready
Access Portal content.
To resolve this issue, you must open the following ports:
• Port 80 (HTTP)
• Port 443 (HTTPS)
Note: If you configured the Ready Access Portal software
to use alternative ports, be sure to open those ports.
The following error message appears when you try to log in to the
Ready Access Portal UI from a computer with a firewall enabled
(such as Windows XP® firewall):
Site not found
This error occurs if you did not allow ASP.NET on your
Windows 2003 Server R2 OS computer.
To resolve this error, enable ASP.NET. Refer to the Installing
and Allowing ASP.NET for Windows Server 2003 OS section
of the Ready Access Portal Software Installation Instructions
(LIT-12011523) for details.
You see an error that contains the following text:
HTTP 404
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