I'm using IE 6.0.29 from an XP client, using the 1.5_06 JRE, (though the
1.4.11 SDK I use on another box also works), and have no problems accessing
anything at the moment.

I did notice that they are weighting the KB responses now.  Maybe they were
before, but I don't recall seeing the match %, nor did the results seem
sorted by weight, which they appear to be now.  Yay!

Rick

On 2/8/07, Ray T. <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:

** Hmm. I guess this is not a popular topic. No replies. :( It's a very
simple question folks. Can a few people who are consistently able to use
features on BMC's support site (Knowledgebase, Issues, Downloads,
Documents), reply with your browser type/version, operating system and your
JRE version?

I am trying to figure out why BMC's support site is treating me like dirt.

Axton: great tip on dealing with "ARERR [9084]: User is currently
connected from another machine". Creative indeed. Thanks!


On 2/7/07, Ray T. <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
>
> Axton, I have bmc.com as a trusted site...in my IE.
>
> I don't see many people complaining. Can somebody tell me if they are
> consistently able to use any of the features (KB, downloads, documents) and,
> if you are, what operating system, browser/version/patch & jre version are
> you using? Also, if you are connecting throught VPN or not.
>
> One time yesterday everything was working perfectly for me....for a
> brief period. It was like magic. Only changes I had made was that instead of
> connecting through VPN I had a direct connection and I had removed JRE/JDK
> 1.5.x and left only 1.4.2.x. Everything worked perfectly on IE on the
> support site.
>
> Little later, it stopped working (can't remember anything I might have
> done). Today the same story. I am back to square one. VPN/No VPN seems to
> make no difference and my JRE version remains at 1.4.2.x. I have Win XP
> pro sp2, IE 6.0, Fireforx 1.5.0.9, Netscape 7.2.
>
> Everybody can't be having such issues and remaining quiet. Or are you?



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