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Changing your security settings to "high" in Internet Explorer will block some sites' functionality, including the portal. To restore function, you may add these sites as trusted sites in Internet Explorer. Adding a website as a trusted site lowers your protection for that site, so adds sites conservatively. The following article shows how to do this.

In Internet Explorer, go to Tools-->Internet Options
Select the Security tab
Click on Trusted Sites
Click on Sites
Uncheck "Require server verification (https:) for all sites in this zone"
Add your website (e.g. http://portal.international.ucla.edu) as a trusted site, click Add and click OK out to exit

Published: Thursday, July 1, 2004

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