Calling all web savy diser's

[abk96]

I hope this is the right place to post this. If not, sorry.

Every time I go on the dvc website to access my membership info I get an error code that says, "Domain Name Mismatch". Then it states that the security certificate belongs to another address other than dvc.

I called MS about this and they said that they don't see a problem. I'm worried that someone else will get my member info. Should I be concerned? Do you think this is my computer? I seem to think it's not my computer because the error code also says to cancel connection and contact the site administrator about the problem.

Please help! TIA

 

[kimberh]

I am not getting this message, but I am getting the security message...I noticed it yesterday and today.

 

[WilsonFlyer]

Not sure what may be wrong here without more information specific to your machines but I can tell you with absolute certainty that the Disney security certificate for www.dvcmembers.com is current and that I have verified its integrity. I am a network security and design specialist for what it's worth.

I would NOT login until you find out what the problem is. Are you using IE? What ver?

 

[abk96]

Not sure what may be wrong here without more information specific to your machines but I can tell you with absolute certainty that the Disney security certificate for www.dvcmembers.com is current and that I have verified its integrity. I am a network security and design specialist for what it's worth.

I would NOT login until you find out what the problem is. Are you using IE? What ver?

Thanks for responding Bob. I'm not computer literate at all. I know how to turn it on and off and that's it. That's pathetic, I know.

I'm using Mozilla. Have been now for about a year. Always had problems with IE so I don't use it anymore. No problems now, except this one of course.

 

[abk96]

I am not getting this message, but I am getting the security message...I noticed it yesterday and today.

What security message are you getting? Thanks.

 

[twinklebug]

I've heard of this error using firefox. If so, try IE.

Again, if it's Firefox, they are aware of this issue & there's an add-on you can download that will override this error at https://addons.mozilla.org/en-US/firefox/addon/2131. The 1st time you access the site after the download you will receive the message - Give it the OK & it will remember the mismatch so you're not prompted by the message again.

 

[Noreendisfour]

I get the same message: Security Error: Domain Name Mismatch. I have firefox too.

I will show the previous post to my husband because "no speaky" what you just said.

 

[kimberh]

Not sure what may be wrong here without more information specific to your machines but I can tell you with absolute certainty that the Disney security certificate for www.dvcmembers.com is current and that I have verified its integrity. I am a network security and design specialist for what it's worth.

I would NOT login until you find out what the problem is. Are you using IE? What ver?

I am using IE. I just checked it again, it happens after I click on to check my points. It states that the name for the site doesn't match. I am not a computer savy person, I have never received this warning until last night.

 

[abk96]

See, it's not just my computer. The CM at MS insisted that it was my computer.

 

[Disney_Villain]

I am a Systems Admin for a large insurance company, and I can tell you that it is a problem with the DVC Member website. I have re-created the errors in several different environments here (IE, Firefox, Windows 2000, XP, etc.).

This is not an issue with anyone's home computer, but it is a minor glitch in the member website - and not anything to be overly concerned about.

 

[WilsonFlyer]

I am a Systems Admin for a large insurance company, and I can tell you that it is a problem with the DVC Member website. I have re-created the errors in several different environments here (IE, Firefox, Windows 2000, XP, etc.).

This is not an issue with anyone's home computer, but it is a minor glitch in the member website - and not anything to be overly concerned about.

I thought everyone was seeing it at the login page (see my re: above). you're right, as you dig it does go bogus. I never dug past the login page initially.

The certficate is valid. It appears to be a wildcard or installation problem at go.com for the site cert.

You are right. It's not a problem anyone here can do anything about. Equally, it's nothing anyone should worry about. The site is secure.

 

[kimberh]

I just upgraded my IE to Ver 7... I went to the DVC web site... the warning message didn't come on. Maybe my Version was too old.

 

[abk96]

Thanks everyone. I'll go to the site now and see what happens. I'm glad it's not my computer and nothing I should be worried about.

Thanks for helping me. I appreciate it.

 

[abk96]

That part of the website is down again today. I wonder if they are looking into the problem? They were just down for 2 days ago for the whole day so something's up.

 

[Mule2007]

I just tried to connect to DVC just now and when I clicked on my points I got the same error message - the certificate was something like a2478.akamai.com - something like that

I accepted the certificate and seemed to work - the URL was not a hijacked url or phishing url

Mule

I'm using Firefox