Thread: Can't access a specific website going thru my router

Thanks Rick for the suggestion!! I tried finding the firewall settings but my version of the router doesn't have a configurable router. I called D-Link and they confirmed that I have an older version of the 707P for which I have the latest firmware update (no new one was issued for my version), which doesn't let you modify the Firewall settings. I also found a way to decrease the MTU to 1400, but it didn't solve the problem. Any...

I tried with a direct Dial-Up connection from my computer: SUCCESS and you also said I access the internet thru a D-Link DI707P router which connects to a broadband modem The broadband router also has a firewall. Make and model would help. To access the one I have I type http://192.168.1.1/ It sounds like your isp's broadband router has the firewall working and has blocked it or for some reason, your isp started blocking this website....

check the filters or restrictions sections in the config utility. an admin can set certain sites with certain keywords (ie. adult or shopping) or specific websites and all users will be denied access. another thing could be that your network was attacked by something masked as that domain and your router is refusing connections in order to protect you. check the log, it might say stuff like (insert malicious action here) access denied, ip...

Linksys Router, Comcast ISP When I connect through my router, no luck with a specific website, but all others are fine, when I directly connect to the modem, I can connect just fine. No other computer on my network can access the site through the router. I have changed/flushed my dns, reset the router, the modem, called linkysys, called my ISP, no help whatsoever. Please, any ideas?

The correct answer to this problem is as follows: 1. You must go into your router. 2. Enter the setup section. 3. Select MAC address. 4. Select user defined. 5. Change a few numbers and letters in the MAC address. 6. Save settings and reboot your computer and reset your MODEM. This problem occurs when viewing the same site over a router from more that one computer or application at the same time for a period of time. This activates something...

that fixed my problem.. thanks...

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