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Trying to VPN to my company's Microsoft-based network on via Safari running on an iMAC (itself running Mavericks).
Getting a message saying
Application Blocked by Security Settings
name: javaversiondisplayapplet
Your security settings have blocked an untrusted application from running
Do I simply need to alter security preferences in Safari? Any suggestion as to which security setting?
This happened because of an update to Java. I ran into the same problem.
You can add an exception to the Java security settings for this particular application. See http://derflounder.wordpress.com/2014/01/15/oracle-java-7-update-51-blocks-unsig ned-java-applets-by-default/ for details.
state of JAVA plug in after kjuava security updates of 31th may 2014.
Java can be enabled ONLY adding web excpetion in JAVA control panel.
what coloma says is working with this last update
that page has a lot of good instructions but unfortunately I don't have a "java control panel" under System Preferences. Any suggestions? thanks
Here it is November 2014 and Apple Safari is still blocking VPN connections that use Java Applets and even the IT Support people where I work can't figure it out. I wish Apple and Oracle would make a simple solution even if it means expanding user modifiable security settings.
APPLE if doing a GREAT job of FORCING me to use WINDOWS for VPN, DATABASES, ETC. I have used apple computers for over 25 years at home. However, for Business purposes APPLE IS A JOKE.
Java Applet Blocked
