site accessing problems
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09-19-2007 | 01:56 PM
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site accessing problems
Hi guys, upto 3 weeks ago i had no problem accessing the site using a wireless router / laptop. Since then i cannot log on to site(and its only hdforums.com that i cannot log onto).If i bypass the router and plug straight into the modem i have no problem logging on.Talking to Netgear the router manufacturer, they have said i must get a port number from hdforum.com to sort the problem. Does any of this make any sense to you guys? Any help / advise would be most welcome as i,m not to good with the tech side of computers, just want my forum back. Cheers guys.
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09-19-2007 | 02:15 PM
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RE: site accessing problems
ORIGINAL: cornishman
Hi guys, upto 3 weeks ago i had no problem accessing the site using a wireless router / laptop. Since then i cannot log on to site(and its only hdforums.com that i cannot log onto).If i bypass the router and plug straight into the modem i have no problem logging on.Talking to Netgear the router manufacturer, they have said i must get a port number from hdforum.com to sort the problem. Does any of this make any sense to you guys? Any help / advise would be most welcome as i,m not to good with the tech side of computers, just want my forum back. Cheers guys.
Hi guys, upto 3 weeks ago i had no problem accessing the site using a wireless router / laptop. Since then i cannot log on to site(and its only hdforums.com that i cannot log onto).If i bypass the router and plug straight into the modem i have no problem logging on.Talking to Netgear the router manufacturer, they have said i must get a port number from hdforum.com to sort the problem. Does any of this make any sense to you guys? Any help / advise would be most welcome as i,m not to good with the tech side of computers, just want my forum back. Cheers guys.
If the problem doesnt exist prior to plugging into something, and only exists after you plug into something, then the problem resides with the hardware, not the webpage.
Chances are you have a setting turned on that doesnt need to be on, and its causing the page to not load. The other issue could be that the router is preventing the webpage from getting the proper DNS, so its not loading.
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