How to decode the SESWeb 500 Error String using website
When users get a 500 error when trying to log in to the SESWeb server, first double check that SDConnex is still running.
If that's checked/restarted, you can also try to decode the 500 Error text string using a Windows command prompt.
For customers whose SES Server or device running a browser session into SESWeb can connect to the Internet, access https://www.base64decode.org/ to interpret the error message. You can copy/paste the error message text into the web page and submit, and will see the interpreted text in the results area.
Note: There is a separate article # 1720 suitable for customers whose SES Server or SESWeb browser session device cannot access the Internet.