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KevAmiga 14-10-2005 07:51

Re: Old problem? - new user
 
Almost 100% sounds like a proxy issue to me.

What proxie's have you tried to specify within LAN settings?

Cheers

Kev

Stevedon 14-10-2005 08:33

Re: Old problem? - new user
 
Quote:

Originally Posted by carter
It doesn't matter if they're disabled or not. If there are proxies in your advanced section of "use a proxy server" section then it can cause problem. Regardless of whether or not its disabled, check if anything is in the advanced section and if it is, remove it. It's worth a look at least.

Hi Carter,

No - no proxy settings/addresses in there.
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Quote:

Originally Posted by KevAmiga
Almost 100% sounds like a proxy issue to me.

What proxie's have you tried to specify within LAN settings?

Cheers

Kev

Hi Kev,

I took a look at the NTL site and also sites pertaining to NTL proxy servers. I input the 8080 string and tried several differant regions (Guildford...etc) . What happened then was a complete loss of internet access - when I went back to the default, i got access back - but still the problem whereby I can't access sites which I can readily access at work through the Bt account we have.

I literally have just logged on to one of the websites relating to the study I need to carry out and i had no problem. Last night I was tearing my hair out as NTL Broadband kept giving me a "page not found" error.

SMHarman 14-10-2005 10:20

Re: Old problem? - new user
 
How does the ADSL connection connect to your laptop? Ethernet, wireless or USB.
How does the NTL connection connect to your laptop? Ethernet, wireless or USB.
Would you be prepared to share the site name you cannot connect to?

Stevedon 14-10-2005 11:41

Re: Old problem? - new user
 
Quote:

Originally Posted by SMHarman
How does the ADSL connection connect to your laptop? Ethernet, wireless or USB.
How does the NTL connection connect to your laptop? Ethernet, wireless or USB.
Would you be prepared to share the site name you cannot connect to?

Hi SMHarman

Thanks for asking - you may have a point.

I use USB at home - ethernet at work

I do have the option to use ethernet at home though. I wil try this later today.

If still no joy, I will post web sites I have problems with (is that allowed) or i can mail you direct. They are nothing special.

Thanks

SMHarman 14-10-2005 12:40

Re: Old problem? - new user
 
Are you restarting your laptop between connections, or just putting it to sleep.
Switch the home connection to Ether and your problems might go away, it is a better connection anyway.
Post the sites, mods here only get botherd about links if they are viral or spam or similar.

Stevedon 14-10-2005 18:11

Re: Old problem? - new user
 
Quote:

Originally Posted by SMHarman
Are you restarting your laptop between connections, or just putting it to sleep.
Switch the home connection to Ether and your problems might go away, it is a better connection anyway.
Post the sites, mods here only get botherd about links if they are viral or spam or similar.

OK - I have now connection to my NTL Broadband account via ethernet.

Still problems visiting web sites

Below are some of the links:

http://www.creativepro.com/story/news/19088.html

http://www.supersurvey.com/

http://www.eyemg.com

http://citeseer.ist.psu.edu/gehani94compose.html

All I did was type a random name into google - in this instance "compose".

with the first one or two pages, I could navigate the links -as soon as I go any further through (p3 or 4 of google for instance) I get the "cannot find server" error on around a third of the links.

Anybody out there can shed some light, I would apperciate. Driving me crazzzzzy.

Thanks

danielf 14-10-2005 22:45

Re: Old problem? - new user
 
Quote:

Originally Posted by KevAmiga
Almost 100% sounds like a proxy issue to me.

It was...

Issue resolved here:

http://www.cableforum.co.uk/board/sh...ad.php?t=36650


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