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ronw

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#295633 11-Apr-2022 12:16
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I am trying to access Auckland City Council website using Chrome  https://www.aucklandcouncil.govt.nz/ I posted on here a few minutes ago and as soon as I posted it came up so I deleted post. Unfortunately it was only the front page  and it would not serve up any other pages. I rebooted just in case it was me but nope cannot access site again


I tried Firefox and it gived this error message


Secure Connection Failed


An error occurred during a connection to www.aucklandcouncil.govt.nz. PR_CONNECT_RESET_ERROR


    The page you are trying to view cannot be shown because the authenticity of the received data could not be verified.
    Please contact the website owners to inform them of this problem.


Can anyone else confirm if they can get a working site?


If not working any sugestions why not.





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  #2899822 11-Apr-2022 13:02
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Working fine here. Firefox on Fedora 35





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ronw

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  #2899823 11-Apr-2022 13:04
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Thanks not sure what is going on will dig a bit deeper




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  #2899828 11-Apr-2022 13:17
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Works fine here as well. Edge 100.0.1185 on Windows 10.

 

 

 

Maybe trying clearing browser or dns cache?




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  #2899886 11-Apr-2022 15:34
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It was driving me crazy. I tried everything I could think of. Nothing worked. It is strange in that it only affects Auckland Council.There may be something off in their website. Anyway I finally saw malwarebites sitting  in my tray and just on a whim I unloaded it.  Lo and behold everything now working. I then started Malwarebytes up again and was forced to go through their full function for 14 days. It is now running and tested Council again and it is still working. I know some virus type software can interfere with some web sites so that may have been the problem. Why iyt just started I have no idea but will see how long it continues. Thanks for everyones input

 

 





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