BCBC-Idaho Procedures Manual

Summary:

This document provides a concise guide on how to access and download files from the website www.bcidaho.net by ensuring firewall access is open for specific ports (443 and 80), logging in with BCI-assigned credentials, navigating to the "New Files" section, clicking the "Download" prompt, saving the file to a desired location, signing out after downloading, and installing necessary wizards based on browser type. It also offers alternative methods for users without active wizard installations or those who prefer third-party tools like FTP clients.

Details:

To access and download files from www.bcidaho.net, you need firewall access to the site with specific ports open, primarily HTTPS Port 443 and optionally Port 80. Confirm this with your network administrator if needed. Once logged in using your BCI-assigned user ID and password (case matters), navigate to the "New Files" section to find the log file you wish to download. Click on the small "Download" prompt, which might appear on the next line after the file information, and choose "SAVE" to save the file to your desired location. Sign out of the site once the file is downloaded. For browsers that do not automatically display the Upload Wizard or show a need for ActiveX/Java Wizards, install them as recommended for faster uploads and improved user experience. The text describes how to install wizards for uploading multiple files on BCI's site, which can be done through either an ActiveX or a Java wizard depending on the browser used (IE or other browsers like Firefox and Opera). To install the wizard: 1. Log in to BCI's website as instructed. 2. Navigate to "Account Options" at the top menu bar and scroll down to find the option to change the status of either the ActiveX or Java wizards. 3. Click on the appropriate option based on your browser (ActiveX for IE, Java for other browsers). 4. Follow any prompts that appear, allowing the wizard installation. The process is complete after following these steps. The text also states options for users who do not want to install wizards, such as using Microsoft's default IE ftp-support or third-party tools like WinSCP, FTPS, and FileZilla.

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