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Banking Troubleshooting Guide
1. Ensure the user is on a supported
browser.
SoyBank Anywhere Customer Browser
Requirements:
Windows
Microsoft Internet Explorer 8.0
Firefox® 4.0 or higher
Google Chrome 10.0.648.205
Adobe Reader X (10.0)
Mac OS X 10.3 or higher
Firefox® 3.5 or higher
Safari 4.0 or higher
Camino 1.5.3 or higher
Opera 9.0 or higher
SoyBank Direct Customer Browser Requirements:
Windows
Microsoft Internet Explorer 7.0 or 8.0 (Required for ACH
Editor)
Firefox® 4.0 or higher (Will not run ACH Editor)
Adobe Reader X (10.0)
Mac OS X 10.3 or higher
Firefox® 4.0 or higher (Will not run ACH Editor)
2. Multifactor Authentication users
require Adobe Flash Player to register their
computer as personal. Verify that a current version of Adobe
Flash Player is installed.
a. Adobe flash can be verified at http://www.adobe.com/software/flash/about/
3. Verify Browser Settings
Internet Explorer
a. From Internet Explorer 7, from the Tools
Menu, select Internet Options.
b. From the Security tab, select Trusted Sites
c. Click the Sites button.
d. Type in the domain of your online banking website: (You
can copy and paste this into your address bar)
SoyBank Anywhere
https://web5.secureinternetbank.com/pbi_pbi1961/pbi1961.asp?Rt=071122645&LogonBy=connect3&PRMACCESS=Account)
SoyBank Direct
https://web5.secureinternetbank.com/ebc_ebc1961/ebc1961.asp?wci=process&wce=request&rid=3000&rtn=071122645&rt=071122645&mfa=2
e. Click “Add”, then “Close”
f. Select the Privacy Tab, and click on Sites.
g. Type in the domain of your online banking website:
SoyBank Anywhere
https://web5.secureinternetbank.com/pbi_pbi1961/pbi1961.asp?Rt=071122645&LogonBy=connect3&PRMACCESS=Account)
SoyBank Direct
https://web5.secureinternetbank.com/ebc_ebc1961/ebc1961.asp?wci=process&wce=request&rid=3000&rtn=071122645&rt=071122645&mfa=2
h. Click “Allow”, then “OK”
i. Select the Advanced Tab, and scroll down through the
settings list to Security.
j. Uncheck “Do not save encrypted pages to disk”
k. Click “OK” to close the Internet Options.
l. If problems are still occurring with Internet Explorer,
consider resetting all of the advanced settings to default.
From the Tools Menu, Select Internet Options and then open
the Advanced Tab. Click the Reset… button at the bottom.
This will reset all settings to the default.
Mozilla Firefox
a. From Firefox, select Tools > Options.
b. Click Content and make sure both Enable JavaScript and
Enable Java are checked.
c. Click Privacy and click Exceptions… in the Cookies
section.
d. Type in the domain of your online banking website: (You
can copy and paste this into your address bar)
SoyBank Anywhere
https://web5.secureinternetbank.com/pbi_pbi1961/pbi1961.asp?Rt=071122645&LogonBy=connect3&PRMACCESS=Account)
SoyBank Direct
https://web5.secureinternetbank.com/ebc_ebc1961/ebc1961.asp?wci=process&wce=request&rid=3000&rtn=071122645&rt=071122645&mfa=2
e. Click Allow and then Close.
f. In the Private Data section, uncheck “always clear
my private data when I close Firefox”.
g. Click Ok.
4. Check for AntiVirus, Firewall or
other security software
Ask the customer what types of security software
they are running on their PC (i.e. AntiVirus, Firewall, Security,
etc.). As a test, have the user disable the security software
and attempt to log into online banking. If it works successfully,
try turning one program on at a time and test again until
the program causing problems is identified. Once the program
is identified, it will need to be configured to allow access
for the online banking website. Please note the security software
should not be left disabled. It should only be disabled temporarily
to test and identify the problem.
5. Delete the Flash Shared Object
Occasionally, it becomes necessary to delete
the Flash Shared Object (FSO), which is a separate function
from deleting cookies within a browser. The most common situation
for deleting the Flash object is when an end-user cannot register
a computer or if an end-user is being challenged after a browser
upgrade. To delete the FSO, perform the following (Platform
Independent):
1. Navigate to the Adobe Flash Player Settings
Manager Website:
- http://www.macromedia.com/support/documentation/en/flashplayer/help/settings_manager.html
2. In the Table of Contents to the left, navigate to the
“Website Privacy Settings Panel”
3. In the panel to the right there will be a list of “Visited
Websites”. Search for the domain name of the bank’s
website, ie. secureinternetbank.com, select it, then click
the “Delete Website” button, then click the
“Confirm” button to remove the Flash Object.
4. After deleting the FSO object, the end user must delete
all cookies in their browser(s).
5. Restart the browser program.
6. The end user will be challenged by Layered Authentication
upon next login.
After successfully completing the Layered Authentication
challenge, the enduser can register the computer as a personal
computer to avoid further Layered Authentication challenges.
If you are still experiencing problems, collect
the following information and contact us at: http://www.soybank.com/contact.htm
1. What is the Operating System (i.e. Windows XP, Windows
7, Apple OS X, etc.)?
2. What browser and version is the customer using?
3. Has the user attempted with a different browser? A different
PC?
4. Are any add-ons loaded to the browser? (i.e. Google Toolbar,
Yahoo! Toolbar, etc.)
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