Hello,

I have a Netgear 108Mbps Wireless ADSL Firewall Router (DG834GT/GTB).

I am having trouble conneting to certain sites such as MS Hotmail and
MSDN and wondered if anyone else has had experienced similar problems.

I know the sites are up because I can get onto them using my dial-up
connection.

Do I have something configured incorrectly? Why would it not connect
to these two sites in particular?!

Any help will be massively appreciated.

Thanks,
Jason

jturner1990@yahoo.co.uk wrote:

http://en.tldp.org/HOWTO/IP-Masquera...tu-issues.html

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Check the MTU setting in the router's configuration. It's probably set
too high. If you don't know what it should be, try 1400.

jturner1990@yahoo.co.uk wrote:
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jturner1990@yahoo.co.uk wrote:
Sometimes, you have to flash the router with the current or later
version of the firmware, when you have a situation where the machines
behind the router can access some sites but they cannot access other
sites. That usually fixes the problem.

Duane

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Have a Netgear Wireless router on this end, just checked both of those web
sites and I got there just fine. Go to the router setup web page and check
your settings...

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change your MTU in the WAN settings page of the router to 1400

Thanks! How the hell did you work this out?!

J

MM wrote:

Thanks Sebastian. This worked!

Amazing.

Cheers.
J

Thanks MM!

J