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I have a very simple home network using the MN-500 as the
router, and I have my PC with XP SP2 wired to the base
station. As of right now I have no other PCs connected
to the network.
I have noticed in the past few days while browsing the
internet, it will randomly give me the generic "Page
Cannot be Displayed" message that IE gives you, normally
if you have no internet access. If you refresh the page
it displays it after a few attempts. It seems to happen
every 3-4 pages I go to.
So I decided take the MN-500 out of the chain, and my
internet works fine with no interruptions.
In the MN-500 log it is giving me this type of message:
2003/02/18 22:22:22 Connection attempt to base station
from WAN blocked - src: dst:
Is this a known issue with the MN-500 and SP2, and is
there a solution for it? I have the simplest of networks
and I let the broadband network utility set up the
network, and it has worked fine for over a month(minus
about 2 days now), with SP2 running.
Any ideas?
I have a very simple home network using the MN-500 as the
router, and I have my PC with XP SP2 wired to the base
station. As of right now I have no other PCs connected
to the network.
I have noticed in the past few days while browsing the
internet, it will randomly give me the generic "Page
Cannot be Displayed" message that IE gives you, normally
if you have no internet access. If you refresh the page
it displays it after a few attempts. It seems to happen
every 3-4 pages I go to.
So I decided take the MN-500 out of the chain, and my
internet works fine with no interruptions.
In the MN-500 log it is giving me this type of message:
2003/02/18 22:22:22 Connection attempt to base station
from WAN blocked - src: dst:
Is this a known issue with the MN-500 and SP2, and is
there a solution for it? I have the simplest of networks
and I let the broadband network utility set up the
network, and it has worked fine for over a month(minus
about 2 days now), with SP2 running.
Any ideas?