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Mitel SX200, SX2000, and older SX platforms / Mitel SX 200 CX Installer Access Problem
« on: October 18, 2015, 01:35:17 PM »
Hello everyone. I am Dave. New to the forum. Up until early summer of 2015 I was able to put the URL of our switch into my favorite browser and was presented with a Mitel CDE screen where I could perform a few maintnenance items through programming. Now, however, I can enter the login and password, it attempts to log me in but I am presented with a CDE Loading message but the middle of the screen simply shows a "puzzle piece" with text reading: "this plugin is not supported" when the cursor is placed on top. A right mouse click on the puzzle piece gives an "Inspect element" choice that show the following:
<applet codebase="." id="CDEApplet" archive="CDEApplet10.jar" code="de.mud.jta.Applet" width="100%" height="100%" bgcolor="8080c0" title="undefined"> <param name="config" value="applet.conf"> <param name="user" value="installer"><param name="pass" value="1000"> <param name="Terminal.fontStyle" value="plain"><param name="Terminal.fontSize" value="14"><param name="Terminal.resize" value="font"><param name="Terminal.fontStyle" value="plain"><br><b>Your Browser seems to have no <a href="http://java.sun.com/">Java</a> support. Please get a new browser or enable Java to see this applet!</b> <br> </applet>
Are there any java people here (I assume that Java is the culprit) that can assist me? The only changes that have been made anywhere were workstation changes on our network. All machines are running Windows 7 Pro with Kaspersky anti virus.
<applet codebase="." id="CDEApplet" archive="CDEApplet10.jar" code="de.mud.jta.Applet" width="100%" height="100%" bgcolor="8080c0" title="undefined"> <param name="config" value="applet.conf"> <param name="user" value="installer"><param name="pass" value="1000"> <param name="Terminal.fontStyle" value="plain"><param name="Terminal.fontSize" value="14"><param name="Terminal.resize" value="font"><param name="Terminal.fontStyle" value="plain"><br><b>Your Browser seems to have no <a href="http://java.sun.com/">Java</a> support. Please get a new browser or enable Java to see this applet!</b> <br> </applet>
Are there any java people here (I assume that Java is the culprit) that can assist me? The only changes that have been made anywhere were workstation changes on our network. All machines are running Windows 7 Pro with Kaspersky anti virus.