![]() This doesn't happen when I take my Mac from my home network to my work network or to many other secured networks that I've used repetitively, and the network that gives me troubles is one that I use at least weekly. The only way I've found to get past this is to restart the Mac. Typically, the WiFi Chevron in the Menu Bar fills in with the SSID in question checked in the dropdown menu, but web pages will not open (especially the dialog to which I need to respond to continue), and all my email accounts in Mac Mail.app are displayed as offline. ![]() If this even after we opted out of any analytics, but then again, this wouldn't be the first time software developers get caught doing something they're not supposed to do.Īny idea what's might be going on or how to disable this behavior?Ĭomputer can connect to an open SSID, but not establish an internet connection I have a 2016 15.4" Touch Bar MacBook Pro running macOS 10.14.6 (fully updated) that sometimes cannot establish an internet connection with open SSIDs that require acquiescence of "conditions of service" (but no password) to establish the connection. ![]() So basically it tries to connect to the first server, then it waits, when it does not get a reply, it tries the second server, and so forth. I found out that Big Sur is trying to contact apple servers because that's what it shows in our firewall's logs. Sometimes the app does not even open at all after bouncing for over 10 minutes. The problem is that that our wired mac computers do not have access to the internet, so just trying to open pro tools takes about 10 minutes. Pro Tools, DaVinci Resolve Studio.Īs a test, I installed Big Sur from scratch on MacPro (trashcan model), and it appears that if the computer detects any kind of connection either wireless or wired, it tries to contact some apple servers, this happens every time we open third-party applications. We're in need to upgrade from Mojave to Big Sur so we can upgrade our various production tools, i.e. MacOS Big Sur - gatekeeper? slowing down opening applications Hello,Īt a facility where I work, we have several Mac Pro's and Mac Minis. And when you look at their server status report it always says their servers are fully operational. ![]() Still it always says "Online Access Unavailable". I've tried turning Firewall off, I've tried connecting thru Wifi instead of Ethernet, I've tried connect using a mobile phone hotspot instead of Ethernet, I've tried an earlier version of the app. I wish I had XRAY VISION to see behind my computer's attempt to connect inside that app. I also have a 2009 MacBook Pro, I could MAYBE try to run the iLok License Manager app on it, maybe. Not having ANY kind of system wide connectivity issues at all. Using 2017 iMac with Catalina, and Ethernet. ![]() I don't have trouble shooting tools or knowledge to figure out why my computer is completely refusing to connect with their secure servers there at iLok, when I run the app iLok License Manager. I have gone into Firewall settings and entered the app and the iLok License Daemon for "approved" connections. Unbelievably, iLok support says I am the only customer in their entire history to ever have this problem. This app has worked fine for seven years but now I can't even login to use it at all. 10 days ago, the application called iLok License Manager started saying "Online Access Unavailable" when I run the app. ![]()
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