Sites blocked by router?

by rize • 5 Jul 2008, 12:25 • Forums › Technology
hi,
i have a problem that some sites will be blocked by loading, they just cant be loaded.
I have internet from Freenet.
After changing from 2 mB to 16 i got a new modem/router and after i have this problem.
Can anybody help me plz!
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zeqq 5 Jul 2008, 13:27
get new provider
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rize 5 Jul 2008, 13:30
impossible
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Nugis 5 Jul 2008, 13:36
try another browser?
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rize 5 Jul 2008, 13:44
dont work
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Bulld0g 5 Jul 2008, 13:48
does router have built in surf control ?
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rize 5 Jul 2008, 13:53
i dont really know
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Baz 5 Jul 2008, 13:57
Log into the router and check.
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rize 5 Jul 2008, 14:06
how to log? im router nob
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seconddd 5 Jul 2008, 19:46
192.168.2.1 in adress bar, most of the times it's this IP,
otherwise: execute (in startbar) -> cmd (execute) -> ipconfig -> standardgateway.
The ip at the end of standard gate way, is the IP you have to write in your adress bar
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Deactivated6120 5 Jul 2008, 14:00
log into router and set MTU to 1492
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rize 5 Jul 2008, 14:07
how to log? im router nob
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Deactivated6120 5 Jul 2008, 14:15
whats ur router ip adress mister?
its smth like 192.168.1.1 ,192.168.0.1 etc
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rize 5 Jul 2008, 16:09
ok i logged in but i cant see anywhere mtu-number where i can change it
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OVER9000BPM 5 Jul 2008, 14:30
do this:
start -> run -> cmd -> ipconfig -all
then you can see the ip adress of your router (standard gateway)
then enter the ip adress in your browser and some login window will appear, check the manual or you provider contract for the login data. When you have logged in you can acces the router interface. I dont no exactely what option you need to change to fix this problem.
related link: http://www.ed2k-serverboard.de/diesel/edonkey/datenbank.html
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rize 5 Jul 2008, 16:10
ok i logged in but i cant see anywhere mtu-number where i can change it
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wAndAA 5 Jul 2008, 14:40
Change your DNS servers to opendns for example? At least for me they work better than my ISPs own DNS servers... Its not a big operation to do it... Oh yeh, and also check that you don't have some "parental controls" on. Hope you get it fixed
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wildcat 5 Jul 2008, 15:30
try proxy
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dexter 5 Jul 2008, 15:40
i have got same problem :<
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seconddd 5 Jul 2008, 19:46
192.168.2.1 in adress bar, most of the times it's this IP,
otherwise: execute (in startbar) -> cmd (execute) -> ipconfig -> standardgateway.
The ip at the end of standard gate way, is the IP you have to write in your adress bar
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