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The control room of the Rockwater 2 watching the action as the sunken Japanese fishing vessel Ehime Maru is lifted and moved approximately 14 miles into shallow water so that Navy divers could recover the missing crewmen.  Credit: U.S. Navy Photograph by PHC(SW/NAC) Spike Call
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  SYMPTOM PROBLEM CORRECTIVE ACTION
  You receive no response while accessing the secure web site or get a "The page cannot be displayed" IE error.



Incorrect security settings on your IE browser Click on Tools - Internet Options - Advanced. Scroll to the Security Section:
1. The setting "Check for server certificate revocation (requires restart)" should be unchecked.
2. Setting "Use SSL 2.0" should be checked.
3. Setting "Use SSL 3.0" should be checked.
4. Setting "Use TLS 1.0" should be checked.
  While trying to access the secure web site, you receive a "The page cannot be displayed" IE error page after you select your certificate from the Client Authentication pop-up window.



You have probably selected the wrong certificate from the Client Authentication pop-up window. Click the "View Certificate" button in the Client Authentication window and verify the certificate details to ensure you are selecting the identity certificate.
  When attempting to access the secure web site, you receive a message indicating there is an error on the card. When "Cancel" or "OK" is selected you are sent to a "Cannot find server or DNS Error Internet Explorer" IE error page.



You have most likely not registered your PKI certificates with your Browser or on your PC. Register your identity certificate. Check to see that they are registered correctly by doing the following:
Open IE, Tools - Internet Options - Content - Certificates - Personal.
If using a CAC, ensure certificates are registered using ActivCard - ActiveClient software on your Government PC.
  You receive a message to "Insert Smart Card: Please insert one of the following smart cards:ActivCard Gold (Schlumberger Cyberflex Access) , ActivCard Gold (Schlumberger Cyberflex Access). ActivCard Gold."



The CAC may not have been inserted, may not be inserted fully, or you may have inserted it into the reader incorrectly, either upside down or backwards. Re-Insert card fully, or Remove card and re-insert correctly. Card should be face (user's photo) up with Gold chip closest to (pointed toward) the reader.
  When entering your PIN [Common Access Card (CAC) you receive a message "Incorrect PIN!" or "The card authentication failed. Your PIN or biometric verification was invalid."



You have entered an incorrect PIN. Verify your PIN (Is your NUM Lock On?), click on "Retry" and carefully re-enter it correctly.
 
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  • 03 March 2010:
    Posted Faceplate March 2010 issue
  • 18 February 2010:
    00C4 publications have been moved to the 00C PKI enabled site https://http://www.secure.supsalv.org
  • 01 February 2010:
    Posted Diving and Hyperbaric Systems Certification Status Report for January 2010
  • 20 January 2010:
    Posted UWSH Chapter 4 with Change G.
  • 15 January 2010:
    Moved selected 00C4 documentation to 00C's CAC Enabled website
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