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The first and only time I have noticed this is when I go to logon to an online class using Blackboard.
I click the login link, it opens a new instance of my browser (IE or Firefox), and it initiates a redirect. My basic understanding of this process is that it does this to gain a secure socket and begin a secured browsing session for the duration of the class.
When I click on the link with my computer it just bounces back and forth in the address line and the login page never loads.
No one else in the class is having the problem, I have contacted my ISP, they say its not on their end (although I have not confirmed that), and I am able to access the page through the network at my job.
I have thought that one way to confirm that it wasn't my ISP would be to bring my computer to work and hook it up to the network here. If it still doesn't work then its definitely my computer.
I have not done that. I am hoping I can solve it another way.
For awhile, I thought maybe my computer had been hijacked and I have been working in another post on Tom Coyote. Here is the link:
http://forums.tomcoy...w...72003&st=15
The final outcome of that is that it looks like my system is clean.
Can anyone help? Thanks.
