In microsoft.public.money, Robert12345 wrote:

>Money is having difficulty connecting to my bank (First Internet Bank of
>Indiana) to direct download my transactions. This was working until about a
>month ago, but then suddenly stopped.

I am pleased to say that they appear to provide an actual OFX
server.

This is a bit of a long shot, but I would try this:
In Internet Explorer 7, click the Tools button, click
Internet Options, click the Advanced tab, clear the Use TLS v1.0
check box, and then click OK.

Another thing you could try is in a command window *just* after
requesting the update, execute the
netstat
command. Then in IE7, see if you get a proper certificate
indication. I tried
https://ofx.firstib.com/
but that wasn't it. The point would be to try an https connection
with both your computer and a different computer. They should both
get a valid certificate indication and the same error page from the
server -- an error is expected since that is not how the OFX server
was expecting to be accessed.



>
>I am running Money Plus Delux 17.0.120.1415 on XP.
>
>My other accounts (AmEx, brokerage accounts, etc. work properly). I have
>tried following the steps:
>1) support message http://support.microsoft.com/kb/905695/en-us
>2) uninstalling zone alarm
>3) uninstalling microsoft updates for the past 2 months
>4) booting in safe mode with networking
>5) having my bank delete my online account, and reestablishing
>
>but in all instances I recevie an error that my account # and/or Pin is
>incorrect. I think I am actually reaching the bank, because after several
>attempts to connect my bank locks my account due to too many failed login
>attempts.

I wonder if during your tests, you could avoid the problem of having
too many failed login attempts by logging on to the bank's website
correctly between tries. I don't know if they use the same
authentication server for the OFX signin vs the web signin or not.





> Any suggestions on how to fix this would be greatly appreciated.
>
>FYI I can log into the bank without issue using IE7 from my PC.
>
>Thanks