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mindcandy · 11-03-2008, 19:57

I run a ClarkConnect (Linux) hardware firewall/router to share out the broadband between my various PC's and perform a number of other tasks such as DMZ the lodgers PC, act as print server etc etc.

My machine (this PC) is obviously on the private network and the firewall does have web proxy and content management features enabled.

Still, I've checked with the guys at CC incase a recent patch or update has done something weird and the answer is a resounding no.

Which means I am still suffering with incorrect region issues and that has been tested with IE5.5, IE6, IE7 & Firefox now on 4 different PC's (all behind the firewall).

I'm gonna unplug the CC box tomorrow just incase those guys are wrong somehow but could Virgin be routing Norwich traffic or something?

I'm a little out of my depth now

11-03-2008, 19:57	#5
mindcandy Inactive Join Date: Mar 2008 Posts: 5	Re: Regional Weirdness With Virgin Media Broadband I run a ClarkConnect (Linux) hardware firewall/router to share out the broadband between my various PC's and perform a number of other tasks such as DMZ the lodgers PC, act as print server etc etc. My machine (this PC) is obviously on the private network and the firewall does have web proxy and content management features enabled. Still, I've checked with the guys at CC incase a recent patch or update has done something weird and the answer is a resounding no. Which means I am still suffering with incorrect region issues and that has been tested with IE5.5, IE6, IE7 & Firefox now on 4 different PC's (all behind the firewall). I'm gonna unplug the CC box tomorrow just incase those guys are wrong somehow but could Virgin be routing Norwich traffic or something? I'm a little out of my depth now