Hi,
Due to security restrictions, we must run our web site under the TLS variant of https (SSL is disabled on the server...only TLS is enabled on the server).
The problem we have is that some customers have TLS disabled in their Internet Explorer Tools/Internet Options/Advanced settings...and they get a "page cannot be displayed" error.
I need a way to tell those users to "go enable TLS on your browser" (like display a page for this saying this).
Can you tell me how I can determine if (with the server having only TLS...not SSL...enabled) if the browser can support the https?
Some more details on the issue:
I've watched the conversation between the browser client and the server, and it appears that the conversation flow is as follows:
1.) Browser broadcasts to the server which https protocols it supports (and has enabled) (i.e. SSL 1.0, SSL 2.0, TLS 1.0, etc.)
2.) Server checks its con ...
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