Works (sort of) in Chrome, Works (kind of) in Internet Explorer 9

Question

Ok, I upgraded my firmware to 1.1.1.15 on my WVC210 and it appeared to apply accordingly.  However, using Windows 7 64-bit, IE9 connects to the GUI of the camera, however, the image won't show.  Just the picture marker in the top left hand corner.  Can adjust all the settings and everything else seems to function as expected.
Using Chrome, I get the image to show up.  however, some of the buttons don't appear and options that you select (e.g. motion detection area) with a check mark either don't apply or don't "appear" on the screen as checked....so I can't tell if it's actually selected or not.
Using both interfaces I've been able to set up the camera.  However, I can't get the motion detection to actually detect and send me a video clip.  When I test the SMTP email server settings, it comes back with "successful" when sending a test message.  However, of the two email addresses I send test messages to, only one of them actually receives the test message.
Any suggestions on how to get IE9 to work in Windows 7 would be appreciated.  Also, any help with motion detection (getting it to work) would also be a good thing
Thanks!
Getnoldfast                  

Answer 1

EVERYONE PLEASE NOTE: THIS THREAD ABOVE THIS NOTE IS SEVERAL MONTHS OLD.
With that being said, this is the update to this thread.
The beta that was available 1.1.1.16, which allowed a work around for customer to use the cameras with GMAIL and other mail servers that require SSL authentication is no longer useful.
In Jan 2013 Gmail made a change to the required
http://support.google.com/mail/bin/answer.py?hl=en&answer=180707
From Google Support Forums:
Messages with DKIM signatures use a key to sign messages. Messages signed with short keys can be easily spoofed (see http://www.kb.cert.org/vuls/id/268267), so a message signed with a short key is no longer an indication that the message is properly authenticated. To best protect our users, Gmail will begin treating emails signed with less than 1024-bit keys as unsigned, starting in January 2013. We highly recommend that all senders using short keys switch to RSA keys that are at least 1024-bits long.
From my understanding, the WVC210 falls in this category, uses less than a 1024 bit key. That is why the beta firmware is no longer available. It will not resolve the issue anymore.
We can no longer support this issue with firmware updates since the devices are EOL/EOS.
Eric Moyers
Wireless and Surveillance Subject Matter Expert