ICT KS3 SATS Tests Thread, ASDAN Online Assessments on Windows 7 in United Kingdom (UK) Specific Forums; Hi
We've just started using ASDAN Online Assessments and is currently working well...on Windows XP however when starting the application ...
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14th July 2011, 12:19 PM #1 ASDAN Online Assessments on Windows 7
Hi
We've just started using ASDAN Online Assessments and is currently working well...on Windows XP however when starting the application on Windows 7 I get the message "It seems that this workstation is using a Proxy Server to connect to the Internet...." The address/IP address has been added to my proxy server bypass list and the upstream firewall has already been configured to allow traffic through on ports 80 & 443 for asdanonline.org.uk so isn't getting blocked.
All GPOs applied are the also applied to the Windows XP computers and both are using IE8. I've even tested this on a vanilla non-domain joined computer with no proxy server defined yet still get this error.
I'm struggling to understand why at my site this works fine on XP but not on both domain or workgroup Windows 7 computers.
Any ideas?
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14th July 2011, 08:49 PM #2 You will get that message if you are using a proxy server in IE. We use one but the tests still work fine and we've had no problems and have done probably 200 - 300 tests this year, just click OK on that message and it will go on fine.
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15th July 2011, 09:42 AM #3 As mentioned I have added this to my proxy whitelist and do not get this message on Windows XP. Also I mentioned that even when not using a proxy (non-joined domain computer) I still get this message.
Clicking OK just takes me through to another message saying that it can't connect.
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16th July 2011, 04:28 PM #4 Sorry I misunderstood your question, why not just let it run through the proxy? We do and its been no hassle at all?
Also have you tried the ASDAN Support? they are very good and helpful.
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18th July 2011, 09:55 AM #5 I have tried the proxy and even after whitelisting "asdanonline.org.uk" I still get the message even though it works fine on Windows XP (same GPOs applied). Not using a proxy was simply a test to see if I still get the error message. It isn't not how I'm trying to run these in the long term.
I have already been speaking with ASDAN support and although very helpful, haven't had any luck unfortunately. I was trying to find out whether anyone else had experienced a similar issue.
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4th October 2011, 08:30 PM #6 Still having a problem with this software as above. Anyone?
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7th December 2011, 06:36 PM #7
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Did you find a solution for this? I'm having the same issue. Working for XP with IE8 but not working for Windows 7 and IE9.
Thanks.
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7th December 2011, 09:14 PM #8 I did as it goes. I needed to add various URLs in addtion to *asdanonline.org.uk* to my proxy system "Permit Web Access without Identification" list (RMSmartCache2). I imagine this wasn't affecting others as the SmartCache2 system may work in a different way!? The additional URLs were: crl.geotrust.com, gtssldv-crl.geotrust.com, ocsp.geotrust.com
This was discovered using Wireshark so you may want to try that and see what is happening when running ASDAN!
ASDAN uses WinHTTP services rather than user-defined settings to connect to the internet which is why changing the proxy to an upstream server within IE was having no effect.
Why it didn't affect XP computers I don't know but am just happy this is finally working
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9th December 2011, 02:01 PM #9
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Thanks for that randle. I had the same issue with smoothwall. After a bit of fishing around i was able to add those sites you provided and it started working.
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9th December 2011, 05:15 PM #10 Ah, glad it worked for you. Thought I was the only one experiencing problems with this software so nice to know I wasn't alone. Also interesting to know that it wasn't unique to RM hardware!
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