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net or java in the ini, and there were some assumptions that this might then force magic to use the installed ciphers on the PC instead but I haven't tested that myself and that might only be an XPA thing. I believe that there were some mentions elsewhere on the forum of being able to switch the 'http framework' to be. Hi Darren, Just to throw my two cents in on what Keith said, My experience/understanding of it is that Magic maintains its own set of security ciphers and doesn't consume what is available to the host PC which is why upgrading IE and. On 9:01 PM, darrencrooks via Groups.Io wrote: Keith Canniff President and CTO IntegrateOne LLC 67 The company is Authvia ( You may wish to contact them. Therefore we made a company decision to get out of the direct payment processing and instead partner with someone that does that as a business. We were dealing with three different processors so our changes were multiplied by a factor of three and it had to be done this month. There are transaction fees involved, but the choice is to spend the time conforming to the new standard or to allow someone else to do that instead. We have partnered with a company that we can send the transactions through that are already TLS 1.2 compliant and they will make the request on our behalf. So there are a number of changes to the request itself. They both do allow a TLS 1.2 transaction to be sent, however most of these processors have far more changes wrapped around the transaction to conform to the TLS 1.2 standard. Net Framework youвЂ™re using (both of which we were told would solve the problem). The problem goes beyond upgrading your browser and/or the. We are going through the exact same issue and posted a message on this forum a few weeks ago. Ideas, like perhaps Unipaas 1.9 is using a deprecated version of Has anyone else encountered this issue? Does anyone have some Long story short, my client can't process CC transactions, exceptД«y entering the information directly into Bluepay's website, andДЄre somewhat annoyed - which may be the understatement of the So we did this, and turned off SSL 2.0/3.0, but no Tools/Internet Options/Advanced, to turn on TLS 1.2 and turn off

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We were told by Buepay to upgrade our browser to IE 11 and under Requests using TLS 1.2 would no longer be Specifically, TLS 1.2 was replacing an earlier version of this Realized the issue was related to enhanced security protocols. Suddenly on May 31, every request we sent timed out without

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The runtime is running on Windows Server 2008 R2. Via XML to a secure authorization gateway. That is using HTTPPost to send credit card authorization requests I tried to post this Friday, but maybe I clicked the DiscardД«utton by mistake. Has anyone else encountered this issue? Does anyone have some ideas, like perhaps Unipaas 1.9 is using a deprecated version of Winsock.dll or something? Any advice would be appreciated. Long story short, my client can't process CC transactions, except by entering the information directly into Bluepay's website, and are somewhat annoyed - which may be the understatement of the year. So we did this, and turned off SSL 2.0/3.0, but no luck. We were told by Buepay to upgrade our browser to IE 11 and under Tools/Internet Options/Advanced, to turn on TLS 1.2 and turn off TLS 1.0/1.1. Requests using TLS 1.2 would no longer be processed. After perusing Bluepay's web site, we realized the issue was related to enhanced security protocols - specifically, TLS 1.2 was replacing an earlier version of this protocol, TLS 1.0. Suddenly on May 31, every request we sent timed out without receiving a response. I have a Unipaas 1.9 application that is using HTTPPost to send credit card authorization requests via XML to a secure authorization gateway. Hi Folks, I tried to post this Friday, but maybe I clicked the Discard button by mistake.

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