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canetoad

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7. There will be a login number
Wed Apr 27, 2022, 06:02 PM
Apr 2022

It will be either 192.168.0.0 or 10.1.1.1 maybe something similar. The info should come with the instructions or your ISP will have it.

Log into your router by typing these numbers into the address box of your browser. You will probably then need to log in with your ISP username and password.

Keep in mind that all routers and ISPs are different so I can only describe what happens on mine. You will find somewhere a 'Firewall' setting. This is the hard firewall contained in the router, not Windows firewall. Any settings above 'NORMAL' can limit your access to sites.

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I had to start using a VPN [View all] vercetti2021 Apr 2022 OP
try changing your DNS SERVER settings Tetrachloride Apr 2022 #1
Is that with IP4? vercetti2021 Apr 2022 #3
Correct. Unlikely but a router reset may be a way. Tetrachloride Apr 2022 #4
Security check: your HOSTS file Tetrachloride Apr 2022 #2
Try checking your router canetoad Apr 2022 #5
How do I do that? vercetti2021 Apr 2022 #6
There will be a login number canetoad Apr 2022 #7
Remote diagnoses are a bitch, but here are some thoughts. usonian Apr 2022 #8
you didnt say if you ran a virus scan Paige_Turner Apr 2022 #9
VPN isues to be aware of Wonder Why May 2022 #10
ipconfig /flushdns Brainfodder Jun 2022 #11
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