| Anyone having trouble getting some web pages to load I have trouble getting some web pages to load today. The error is connection was reset. |
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@wildblue.net | I Do. i have had this problem for some time now. The error i get is
Network Error (dns server failure.) And it is mostly for over seas webpages. |
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| said by pn :Network Error (dns server failure.) At DOS Prompt:
1. nslookup dslreports.com
Non-authoritative answer:
Name: dslreports.com
Address: 209.123.109.175
2. Insert 209.123.109.175 into web brower's URL pane where dslreports.com was located.
mostly for over seas webpages. |
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@wildblue.net | Hi DrStrangLov.
Thanks for your help.
I reduced my MTU to 1400 no go and then to 576 and still no change. My original MTU was 1500. I am running the WB proxy. This problem started after i had to re-install my OS Win 7 64 bit. |
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| said by pn :MTU...WB proxy...re-install my OS Win 7 64 bit.
Dos Window with admin privilege
netsh interface ipv4 show subinterfaces
Examine MTU setting on left, then
netsh interface ipv4 set subinterface "Local Area Connection" mtu=576 store=persist
Wildblue Proxy - Via FireFox, might see if FoxyProxy Standard 4.1.1 will over-ride WB's proxy.
»addons.mozilla.org/en-US/firefox···tandard/
I assume you setup WB proxy via their program, if so, look at comment there via "solution for firefox18 problem"
Use this site now, to see what IP you are using: »/whois
What overseas site is giving an issue? |
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@verizon.net | DrStranglov.
It is certainly a WB problem.
I just had DSL installed and the DNS problem disappeared.
YES i am off WB......
Thanks for your help.... |
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| said by pn :It is certainly a WB problem.
Its not a "problem," its an "issue" created by those clueless programmers in Redmond, who think they are so "smart." They have had since Windows 3.1x days to figure it out, but what did you expect from Redmond?
Change default DNS timeout value in your OS to a longer time value, and the "issue" disappears.
XP - »drewthaler.blogspot.com/2005/09/···ows.html
Vista/7 - »blogs.technet.com/b/stdqry/archi···t-2.aspx |
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