Does OOIDA ISP High Speed support
Internet Explorer?
When the OOIDA ISP High Speed changes
the HTTP proxy settings on the local computer, Safari will be
automatically notified. However, proxy settings of Internet Explorer
will not be changed automatically. As a result, IE continues to
use the old settings Exit Internet
Explorer then restart it if any of the following situations occur:
- With OOIDA ISP High Speed enabled,
the user can not observe any acceleration when using Internet
Explorer
- The user can not browse with Internet
Explorer after disabling OOIDA ISP High Speed
By terminating IE and then restarting it,
IE is forced to reread the HTTP proxy settings from the system
preferences
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Page cannot be displayed when
OOIDA ISP High Speed is disabled
This problem occurs because Internet
Explorer can not recognize the new change of the proxy settings. Please
see the question "Does OOIDA ISP High Speed support Internet
Explorer"
The solution to this problem:
- Disable OOIDA ISP High Speed
- Manually change the proxy settings:
a. System Preferences - Network
b. Choose the current location
and Network interface device
c. Choose "proxies"
d. Uncheck "Web Proxy (HTTP)
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I am unable to start OOIDA ISP
High
Speed
Cause:
- OOIDA ISP
High Speed Server may be
down
- OOIDA ISP
High Speed Software may
have become corrupted
- Another application is listening on
the acceleration port (5400 or 5500)
Solution:
Ensure
that the acceleration server is up and running.
This may be done by trying to launch the Accelerator using a
different machine or by using telnet to connect to the acceleration
server.
Alternatively,
if the application has become corrupted, have the user quit the
Accelerator software and then reinstall it.
Finally,
if there is another application listening on the Accelerator port, have
the user change the port that the Accelerator listens on:
1.
Stop the Accelerator;
2.
In the Accelerator application, choose “Connection” tab;
3.
Choose “Advanced…”
4.
Change “Local Port” to a different value (say, 5600);
5.
Click “Ok”;
6.
Click “Apply”;
7.
Start the Accelerator;
8.
Try to go to any website.
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Does
the Macintosh client support email acceleration?
At
this time the Macintosh client only accelerates HTTP traffic
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Does the Macintosh
client have a popup blocker?
Since popup blocking is
built into the Safari web browser, the OOIDA ISP High Speed does not
re-implement this functionality
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