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Name | Date | Lines |
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| 831.1 | In beta test now | TLE::FOSTER | I use LISP because I know: C, C++, Fortran, Pascal, Ada, Basic . | Wed Feb 15 1995 15:54 | 4 |
| The Fidelity home page is in Beta test. I'm helping a friend at
Fidelity with it. I don't know if it is widely available yet.
bruce
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| 831.2 | went browsing yesterday | NETCAD::FLOWERS | Hub Products Engineering; Dan | Thu Feb 16 1995 08:49 | 7 |
| > The Fidelity home page is in Beta test. I'm helping a friend at
> Fidelity with it. I don't know if it is widely available yet.
It's been in the papers, on the news, and most importantly, the URL works;
I'd call that widely available.
Dan
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| 831.3 | | ZENDIA::FERGUSON | Now that's an important idea | Thu Feb 16 1995 09:57 | 2 |
| They're sponsoring a Guess the Dow on May 15, 1995 contest. first prize,
NEC triple spd cd reader. anyone wanna guess?
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| 831.4 | dow guess | CALAIS::BLANCHARD_TH | | Fri Feb 17 1995 05:50 | 1 |
| 4051.23. Give or take a couple hundred points.
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| 831.5 | webxpress.fidelity.com | DKAS::depc08.ogo.dec.com::spielman | [email protected] | Wed May 14 1997 08:03 | 13 |
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I have been trying to access webxpress.fidelity.com
and haven't been able to get to the login.
I get the message "there was no response. The server may
be down ...
Has anybody been able to use webxpress ? It is a secure site.
Should I be able to get to it from within Digital.
thanks, Lisa
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| 831.6 | RE: 831.5 | TAMARA::coril.zko.dec.com::CLARK | Lee Clark,DTN:381-0422,TeamLinks | Mon May 19 1997 13:53 | 16 |
| > Has anybody been able to use webxpress ? It is a secure site.
> Should I be able to get to it from within Digital.
>
Yes and no. Yes, if you configure your browser appropriately (to use a
security proxy), no otherwise. I think there's a note in here (or in some
other notefile I visited in the last week :^) which lists some available
proxies.
Running Netscape, select Options/Network Preferences. Click the radio button
for manual configuration and click the View... button (I'm using a Mac, your
interface may differ). The Security Proxy I'm using is:
www-proxy.das.dec.com (port 8080).
Enter the info, click a couple of OK buttons, and you should be all set.
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| 831.7 | a different error | DKAS::depc08.ogo.dec.com::spielman | [email protected] | Mon May 19 1997 16:28 | 12 |
| I added the security proxy and now I am getting the message
"... No common encryption algorithm ..."
I am using Netscape 3.0 which supports 128-bit
encryption which Fidelity requires. They say that
Netscape v2.0 and higher supports this.
Is there any other settings anywhere?
thanks, lisa
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| 831.8 | | ALFSS2::BEKELE_D | When indoubt THINK! | Mon May 19 1997 16:52 | 3 |
| Try the proxy www-proxy.service.digital.com.
d
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| 831.9 | success getting to webxpress | DKAS::depc08.ogo.dec.com::spielman | [email protected] | Mon May 19 1997 17:13 | 9 |
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I downloaded the Gold 3.01 Netscape and then was able to
get into Webxpress ! The problem might have been that I didn't
have the 128-bit encryption version. I had downloaded the
V3 through Digital. When I went into About netscape, there
was an option to download a 128 bit encryption version.
I hope I don't have the 90 day trial version.
Lisa
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