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I have two computers connected to my mn-700 base station.
The desktop is wired and the notebook is wireless.
There is 1 particular website I cannot access: www.mscd.edu I am certain the problem is with the base station, because
when I bypass it and connect either computer directly to
the cable modem, I can access it.
I've already checked the broadband management tool to make
sure I didn't accidentally add it to the parental controls.
Can anyone suggest anything else?
Thanks in advance
Archived from groups: microsoft.public.broadbandnet.hardware (More info?)
Does the base station have Network Address Translation, or any kind of
firewall incorporated? Possibly the firewall is blocking a required
port. What ports are open when you connect directly? You may need to
specify some port forwarding rules too (if the site responds to a port
that you didn't initiate the connection on).
Holger wrote:
> I have two computers connected to my mn-700 base station.
> The desktop is wired and the notebook is wireless.
> There is 1 particular website I cannot access: www.mscd.edu > I am certain the problem is with the base station, because
> when I bypass it and connect either computer directly to
> the cable modem, I can access it.
> I've already checked the broadband management tool to make
> sure I didn't accidentally add it to the parental controls.
> Can anyone suggest anything else?
> Thanks in advance
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