Update on 18/10/2012
Net Banking Site of Bank of Baroda has since been changed. Now it works on Ubuntu 12.04 with JRE 7 with Chromium Browser. There is only one problem. You should enter the transaction password using Virtual Keyboard, otherwise, it says that you entered wrong password.
Bank of Baroda Net Banking requires Internet Explorer and Microsoft VM for initial change of password and entering Transaction password. If you use Firefox on Windows or Linux it gives an error "[21996] Javascript disabled in browser" after you enter the transaction password.
In order to use BarodaConnect I installed Virtualbox on Ubuntu. Then I installed Windows XP in Virtualbox. Opening BarodaConnect on Internet Explorer I clicked on Java Settings Link and downloaded the Zip file which had Microsoft VM.
After installing Microsoft VM I restarted Windows and did the required browser settings.
Finally I could use BarodaConnect on Internet Explorer running in Virtual Box on Ubuntu.
Step by step instructions for Ubuntu 10.04 Lucid Lynx:
Install virtualbox-ose through Synaptic or apt-get
If you need usb support in guest os download proprietary Virtualbox from this link and install through gdebi.
Start Virtualbox through Applications/System_tools.
Create a new Virtual Machine for Windows.
Insert Windows CD and install it on Virtual Machine.
Start Internet Explorer and go to BarodaConnect.
Click on Login link for Net Banking.
Since Java VM or Microsoft VM is not yet installed you will get the link to download java_settings on login page.
Click on the link and download java.settings in zip file.
Unzip and click on msjavx86 exe file to install Microsoft VM.
Set up Internet Explorer as follows:
Click on Tools/Internet_Options
Click on Security Tab
Select Internet
Click on Custom_Level
Scroll down to Microsoft_VM/Java_Permissions
Select Custom
Click on Java_Custom_Settings
Click on Edit_Permissions Tab
Select Enable every where
Click on Ok.
Select Restricted Sites and repeat all above steps.
Finally click on Apply button.
You can now access BarodaConnect and carry out transactions.
Net Banking Site of Bank of Baroda has since been changed. Now it works on Ubuntu 12.04 with JRE 7 with Chromium Browser. There is only one problem. You should enter the transaction password using Virtual Keyboard, otherwise, it says that you entered wrong password.
Bank of Baroda Net Banking requires Internet Explorer and Microsoft VM for initial change of password and entering Transaction password. If you use Firefox on Windows or Linux it gives an error "[21996] Javascript disabled in browser" after you enter the transaction password.
In order to use BarodaConnect I installed Virtualbox on Ubuntu. Then I installed Windows XP in Virtualbox. Opening BarodaConnect on Internet Explorer I clicked on Java Settings Link and downloaded the Zip file which had Microsoft VM.
After installing Microsoft VM I restarted Windows and did the required browser settings.
Finally I could use BarodaConnect on Internet Explorer running in Virtual Box on Ubuntu.
Step by step instructions for Ubuntu 10.04 Lucid Lynx:
Install virtualbox-ose through Synaptic or apt-get
If you need usb support in guest os download proprietary Virtualbox from this link and install through gdebi.
Start Virtualbox through Applications/System_tools.
Create a new Virtual Machine for Windows.
Insert Windows CD and install it on Virtual Machine.
Start Internet Explorer and go to BarodaConnect.
Click on Login link for Net Banking.
Since Java VM or Microsoft VM is not yet installed you will get the link to download java_settings on login page.
Click on the link and download java.settings in zip file.
Unzip and click on msjavx86 exe file to install Microsoft VM.
Set up Internet Explorer as follows:
Click on Tools/Internet_Options
Click on Security Tab
Select Internet
Click on Custom_Level
Scroll down to Microsoft_VM/Java_Permissions
Select Custom
Click on Java_Custom_Settings
Click on Edit_Permissions Tab
Select Enable every where
Click on Ok.
Select Restricted Sites and repeat all above steps.
Finally click on Apply button.
You can now access BarodaConnect and carry out transactions.
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