BCM 200 R3.6 Unified Manager Java

[LidLock Technologies]

Hello,
I got my BCM 200, but when I try and access unified manager, the page remains blank although i have the java plugin bullcrap. Any suggestions?

 

[ThansenII]

I had an old PC I used and downgraded the browser until I could access it.. it was not ideal but it worked. I needed it to work on army reserve sites so I just left the pc that way and took it with when I needed it.

 

[spooktheblackcat]

Hello,
I got my BCM 200, but when I try and access unified manager, the page remains blank although i have the java plugin bullcrap. Any suggestions?

Download a Virtual Machine on your laptop and load in Windows XP, with its native browser.

 

[ThansenII]

You could try the virtual XP I tried it and could not get that to work. I may have done something wrong though… the biggest hurdle is u need that Java with the old BCMS

 

[LidLock Technologies]

That did indeed work! I appreeciatee it

 

[curlycord]

Try these 2 fixes since Chrome, Edge etc no longer support TLSv1 or v1.1

Browser
Download, install & open Firefox or Waterfox
In the address bar go to about:config
In the search bar search for "TLS"
Near the bottom look for security.tls.version.enable-deprecated - change it from False to True
Test

You need java regardless of which BCM model.

Here is the java fix:
Edit the java.security file.
You may have to do this for every time java is updated, you can disable updates in java console if need.
Only necessary if you cannot attempt the above fixes at the time.

-Do NOT use Windows Explorer to do this.
-In Windows navigate to your Notepad icon and right click it's icon and select "Run as Administrator" (Win 10 users select More 1st).
-Using notepad select File then Select Open and navigate to Program Files/Java/YourVersion#/lib/security or 64BIT users "Program Files (x86)/Java/YourVersion#/lib/security
-In the far lower right hand side change "txt files" to "all files"
-Open java.security.
-Use the CTL + F command to start FIND
-Search for MD5 (ignore lines with # or Example at the beginning of the line) and remove these two references: MD5 (2 locations) and MD5withRSA (1 location), [highlight #FCE94F](Update Sept 2021)[/highlight] as for the line that has MD5with RSA you also need to remove TLSv1, TLSv1.1, as seen here : jdk.tls.disabledAlgorithms=SSLv3, TLSv1, TLSv1.1, RC4, DES, MD5withRSA, \
Ignore the rest further down the page.
-click file/save file

Old fix:
Use Windows IE11
Java 1.7

 

[LidLock Technologies]

Perfect, now all I need is a new disk image to re image my drive and Ill be good (stupid me somehow screwed it up)

Try these 2 fixes since Chrome, Edge etc no longer support TLSv1 or v1.1

Browser
Download, install & open Firefox or Waterfox
In the address bar go to about:config
In the search bar search for "TLS"
Near the bottom look for security.tls.version.enable-deprecated - change it from False to True
Test

You need java regardless of which BCM model.

Here is the java fix:
Edit the java.security file.
You may have to do this for every time java is updated, you can disable updates in java console if need.
Only necessary if you cannot attempt the above fixes at the time.

-Do NOT use Windows Explorer to do this.
-In Windows navigate to your Notepad icon and right click it's icon and select "Run as Administrator" (Win 10 users select More 1st).
-Using notepad select File then Select Open and navigate to Program Files/Java/YourVersion#/lib/security or 64BIT users "Program Files (x86)/Java/YourVersion#/lib/security
-In the far lower right hand side change "txt files" to "all files"
-Open java.security.
-Use the CTL + F command to start FIND
-Search for MD5 (ignore lines with # or Example at the beginning of the line) and remove these two references: MD5 (2 locations) and MD5withRSA (1 location), [highlight #FCE94F](Update Sept 2021)[/highlight] as for the line that has MD5with RSA you also need to remove TLSv1, TLSv1.1, as seen here : jdk.tls.disabledAlgorithms=SSLv3, TLSv1, TLSv1.1, RC4, DES, MD5withRSA, \
Ignore the rest further down the page.
-click file/save file

Old fix:
Use Windows IE11
Java 1.7