Errors accessing the OneWorld Portal
Who: All IT Help Desk Technicians
Why: Assist in fixing "error 500,""page cannot be displayed," and blank page messages accessing the Portal
What: If a user gets a blank page, "page cannot be displayed," or "error 500" message when accessing the OW Portal, the first step is to have them delete the Internet Explorer cache. To you can do this in one of two ways:
1) Close all browser windows and then right click the IE icon on the desktop. Go to Properties, and on the General tab select the Delete Files button. Click OK.
OR
2) From an open browser window, go to Tools, select Internet Options and then select the Delete Files button. Click OK.
Now have the user try accessing the Portal. If successful, close the call.
If unsuccessful, try changing the "Encoding" setting back to Western European (Windows), as follows:
If this doesn't work and if they can access the logon screen but cannot complete the login:
Note: If the user is unable to access the login screen, send a P1 page to OAMG (120150). Be sure to include the error message.
As a work around, ask the user to try to access a server directly. In IE go to the address bar and enter http://denowwebs ?/jde/owportal, where ? = 1, 2, 3, 4, 9, 11 or 13.
Note: Not all servers will be available. When the system is working correctly the user would be directed to a working server. By typing in the address manually you are having the user bypass the hardware that directs you to a working server. As a result, the user may or may not connect to an operational server, so he might have to try a number of servers before finding one that works. As long as the server the user accesses is not the one he is being automatically redirected to, he should be able to log in.
Escalation: OAMG (Q120150) is the escalation point for the OW Portal, they will if need be pass the ticket to other groups if required.
Keywords: OneWorld, One World, Portal, owportal, error, 500, cannot be displayed, blank page
Created by the PeopleSoft Knowledge Management Team.
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Created: amq 10/15/2003
Reviewed: 10/22/2004