Google PROTOCOL 2

[ORPG]

Ok folks, my UCx50 cannot be accessed thru my laptop since Google revised their protocol.
Does the UCx have a fix please?

 

[curlycord]

I gather you mean you cannot access the GUI via the Chrome browser?

See if there is a software update at EmetroTel for your system.

Chrome and other top browsers dropped support for protocols TLS1 and TLS1.1. with no way to re-enable in it's settings.

A temp fix is download Waterfox browser, when you install it there will be a prompt to enable them.

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[Tele-tech]

@curlycord

Firefox will allow you to enable deprecated forms on TLS.

Open a window, navigate to "About:config", search TLS, switch "security.tls.version.enable-deprecated" to a value of True. Had to enable this in order to access the GUI on Panasonic NS700's.

That being said, UCx is an actively updated platform, as opposed to the recently-defunct Panasonic, so it should have up to date security protocols.

 

[ucxguy]

What software release do you have on your UCx50?

 

[curlycord]

"with no way to re-enable in it's settings."
Thanks for verification on Firefox Tele-tech, while they did drop support as said they do allow it.
I quit using Firefox a year ago so I was unable to verify that one but I should have known since Waterfox uses the Firefox engine.

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[ORPG]

I can't get into the GUI to look at the release version. I must be one prior to 2017 when I took over.
Waterfox flag says it may harm my computer.

 

[Tele-tech]

Waterfox flag says it may harm my computer.

Just ignore that warning. Click on Advanced, and go to Proceed. It's because the security certificate that the PBX issues is outdated.

 

[ORPG]

Hey guys Waterfox works!!!

Version 2017.04.05

 

[Tele-tech]

Good to hear! Were you able to get into the UCx?

 

[ORPG]

Yup the GUI works on warwefox.Thanks again.

 

[ucxguy]

There should be no need to use a special browser - if you use Windows, you could simply use the Internet Explorer. It is still installed / available even in Windows 10. Just type "Internet Explorer" in your search bar....