certain creditcard sites are showing up access deined on my gen 5 system. https://www.carecredit for exsample.
I've tried it with web acceleration on and off in the modem settings but had no luck either way. I've had no problems accessing any other site I normally visit, no minor oddities, no unusual behavior, nothing. Everything else seems to work great
I assume you are on an HT2000w and JupiterII... The only thing I can suggest is disconnecting the modem from power for 15 minutes and plug it back up, then see what happens. Make sure you disconnect the power at the wall, and not from the back of the modem.
Hughes is aware of and working on the access denied error, for now what I stated above is the only temporary solution, and sometimes that doesn't even work.
This is still a known problem? We just had ours installed today with a HT2000W and many sites are reporting Access Denied, like https://www.aa.com/ and https://www.southwest.com/
Yes, it is, and it's not an issue that's easy to resolve...
Maybe @Liz can give more details on it when she has a moment to breath.
Thanks, I'm glad this was here, but this is not a great first impression of this service. But, nice to see the help that is given on this community. And my installer was awesome, so that was a very good first impression.
Same problem most websites working fine acept the one I need! keep getting the same error message:
mreis.mlsmatrix.com didn’t send any data.
@pgushee wrote:Same problem most websites working fine acept the one I need! keep getting the same error message:
mreis.mlsmatrix.com didn’t send any data.
ERR_EMPTY_RESPONSEWas fine until May 4, 2017!! Most fustrating when I call support, and said it is because it is a satilite system ,, ugg
That seems like a different error message than what the other user was getting, which was "access denied." @Liz said they had fixed that issue.
Hi folks,
As C0RR0SIVE noted earlier, our engineers are working on resolving this. No update yet so far, but I will post back once I have news to share.
Your patience and understanding are greatly appreciated.
Hi folks,
A fix was rolled out recently to address this, can you please let me know if you can access your websites now? To be on the safe side, power cycle the HughesNet modem (unplug the power cable from the power brick then plug it back in after 30 seconds) before re-attempting to access the sites in question. If you're still seeing an Access Denied error, please let me know and for which sites. If you're seeing a different error, please take a screenshot and post what you're getting instead.
Your cooperation, patience, and understanding are much appreciated.
Thanks @Liz the two sites we had issues with are now working, even without rebooting the modem.
Hi Jim,
I'm so glad to hear that! Thank you for the confirmation.
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