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IHA has been asking for some time to optimize speed.
Finally had just done a reboot & figured it was a good time to try.
When you run the Network Diagnostic tool from http://my.verizon.com/services/speedtest/defaultndt.aspx,
the Java applet JWEB100 comes back as blocked (MSIE, Firefox & Chrome) A Windows popup (no program attribution) says:
Application blocked by Security Settings
Name: JWeb100
Location http://nyfiosspeed3.west.verzon.net [even though I am i NY and it asks for state]
Your security settings have blocked an untrusted application from running.
Norton does not really seem to be the culprit, but I could be wrong. The Java console security setting (midway between medium and high) seems to indicate a trusted certificate is required, but why would this applet not have a certicate?
Any ideas?
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The NDT application needs an update to work on newer versions of Java. As of Java 7 Update 41, Oracle has been putting restrictions on Java applets from running to cut down on Java's attack surface in a browser.
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Thanks.
Does anyone know when Verizon plans to bring it into conformance? And until they do, they should suspend the alert.
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If you are using Internet Explorer click the Tools button. Click Manage Add-ons. Go to Toolbars and Extensions and under Oracle America Inc make sure Java is enabled.
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They still have not signed the code and brought it up to the new security requirements. This is crazy that it's taking a company with their level of resources this long to update and repackage an app.
I tried to add the sites to the exception list in the Java console Security tab with no luck. Can't get it to run. I was working with support for hours tonight and we can't continue so they are just going to send me a new router to see if that fixes my issue.
I wonder how much money Vz has lost for this simple to fix issue?
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Note works if you authorize the various addresses. I am not sure if this working as it should or is a work around.
For Mine I have authorized
http://atlfiosspeed1.west.verizon.net
http://atlfiosspeed2.west.verizon.net
http://atlfiosspeed3.west.verizon.net
http://tpafiosspeed1.west.verizon.net
http://tpafiosspeed2.west.verizon.net
http://tpafiosspeed3.west.verizon.net
The entries besides my.verizon.com depend on where you test against.