Secure Website promblems with Local accounts

I have been experiencing the following:
Login to a local account on 10.5.6 machine.
Open webbrower.
When I attempt to enter a secure page from the launched site, I get a can not find server message...example we are doing a 5-8 reading assessment online. I can go to the companies website fine, but when I attempt to go to the link for the test (https) site I can not. any suggestions....

Parental controls in managed preferences is the culprit. It blocks websites based on content, and with HTTPS it can't see inside because it's encrypted, so it blocks it. I have had this issue as well. Apple says to simply allow the domain (ie https://live.com) but this solution works intermittently for me. I'm still waiting for a work around that works consistently.

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I've been working on getting the Macs where I work bound to Active Directory and I'm not clear on how local accounts are (or are not) affected by it.
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