My ZA firewall stops 192.168.1.1 DNS almost everytime I turn on my computer & VZ modem, what site is this?
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It is not a site, it is the IP address of your router.
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you may want to go to http://scan.sygatetech.com/ where it will scan your comp and tell you how protected your comp is, you can try it with and without your 3rd pary firewall
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If you're using a router, check your firewall setting and make sure that port 22 is open.  If not, it'll cause the time outs.
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Your firewall may be preventing access to the DSL connection. Norton does this at first, same thing happened with me, it sorted itself out after a few days, I wouldnt worrie about it too much. \n\nI wouldnt use the trail of Norton Internet, pointless. Either download a full verion of www.waushare.com but the servers down...\n\nIf you firewall is preventing access then go into controll panell and go on to to firewall, turn it off see if that helps.\n\nIts Norton thats your problem, but its okay nothing to worrie about :)\n\nLuca
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Hi probalby no help but I can get to www.ezboard.com fine. I would suggest maybe a few things that are pretty basic and you may have already tried. First do you use a proxy to access the internet. From Internet Explorer go Tools, Internet Options, then on the connection tabs then look at the LAN settings (if you are on Wirless DSL). If there is anything in there then your computer is going through a proxy before reaching the internet. The issue could be caused by that.\n\nAlternatively sometimes ISP's will block an IP range if they suddenly get loads of spam, but it can be a nightmare trying to talk to someone from most ISP's that will look into it.\n\nTwo other things you can do... if you can get to your command prompt (Dos Prompt) normally under start menu, accesories.\n\nType ping www.ezboard.com \nit will then try to send packets to the server - if this works and comes back with response times it may not be your ISP after all but something in your browser.\n\nWhen you ping it it will say something like pinging www.ezboard.com (nnn.nnn.nnn.nnn) where the number in the brackets is the IP address of the server.\n\nIf that works try typin tracert nnn.nnn.nnn.nnn where nnn is the number in brackets from your ping. This will then show all the steps the packet is taking. Interstingly when I tried this it kept failing at a 64.125.nnn.nnn - it kept going around in circles before timing out.\n\nAnysort of information like this is useful to give to your ISP.
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change the DNS server you are using. It is not responding properly
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What Firewall setup are you using?
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First check yourIP address \nStart > Run > type in: cmd > type: ipconfig\nSeveral lines of info will display including an IP and Default Gateway\n\nIf you have 0.0.0.0 or an address that starts with "169", you are not connected to the internet.  Check your cabling.\n\nListed below the IP address is a default gateway try pinging the gateway address  (Say the address us 192,168.0.1)\nStart > Run > type in: cmd > type: ping 192.168.0.1 (using the real address of course)\nYou should get a reply from the gateway.  If the request times out, you are not connected to the modem or router.  Try rerunning the connection wizard\nRight click My Network Places > Properties > Set up a Home or Small Office Network\n\nIf you get a reply from your ping, then you have something in yur firewall settings that is blocking the Internet.  Try turning our firewall off temporarily and set if you can connect.  If so you need help to reconfigure the firewall.\n\nIf none of that works, it is going to be beyond what I can guess without more detail on the setup.\n\nOne more thing to try: Get a copy of Firefox installed and see if you can connect with it.
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make sure your dhcp server is reachable from your computer. Most of the time its a firewall blocking it so turn off your firewall.\n\nAlso, make sure you dhcp is actually running. ;)
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modify the firewal's settings if it's on your pc\nif the firewall is on a server you must ask the admin to do that \nBYE
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control panel->security settings->firewall
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You would have to go on your routers page (usually 192.168.0.1 etc.)\nI would recommend that you set up some kind of DMZ just for your XBOX, disabling a firewall can open your computer up to hackers!
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Turn the firewall offf. Your router acts as a firewall and will conflict with the router...
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if its not ur provider , chk ur firewall
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well its very difficult to bypass firewall\nyou have to find a bug in their firewall\nand their is no other way as they are meant for stopping these things
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this site does not have an IP address.  I ran a traceroute and  it could not resolve a host at all.
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I know what your problem is,you have your firewall turned on,email me on how to turn it off,\n\nmercenarie_zombies@yahoo.com