Ok, per symantec
Browse: HKLM\Software\Encryption Anywhere\Framework\Client Database.
There is a key called 'Server Location' in Client Database.
If the Framework permissions are in place, you shall be able to Edit this key.
- Right Click Framework, Give 'Everyone' -> Full Control and click on 'Advanced' - Put a check mark on "Replace All Child Permissions with inheritable permissions from this object". Apply - Apply.
- Also you can check the Owner tab once you click on 'Advanced', Make 'Administrators' as the Current owner and put a check mark on "Replace owner on Sub-containers and objects" - Apply - Apply.
- In order to get these permissions in place, the best is to use Domain Admin account to login to the HTTP client machine.
Once you are able to view the content of Client Database, Edit the Key 'Server Location' to keep the Path same as the new HTTPS connection, that would look like https://<FQDN of Server:443/GEcommunication.asmx . The best is to resemble the link from a Working HTTPS machine and make sure you fill up the same information in the Server Location of HTTP machine.