linksys wireless router blocks some sites?
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you need to have a primary and secondary domain name servers - dns .. call your internet service provider they can provide you the dns after that call linksys and ask  where to put these dns. \n- you can also call your internet service provider and complain about this - your internet service provider might ask you to bypass the router (usually isp doesnt support 3rd party hardware) for troubleshooting.. if first tier tech support cant resolve your issue, they have second tier support for further troubleshooting\n- also you can try different browsers
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You have to enable port forwarding.  So lets say you have a webserver at each site.  You could forward port 80 (HTTP) to an internal host.\n\nPeople could connect to your webserver by entering the ip address of your linksys.
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Yes. you have to read the documentation on your firewall to either disable the firewall or open the ports. A router can also block you from connecting to the right port see portforward.com
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It sounds like your wireless connection is secured. You need to login to the wireless router and look for the password or passphrase section. See router website for details on this.
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Check whether ur Internet security options aren't blocking these sites. Go to Tools > Internet Options > Security. Make sure that the severity isn't too high.
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dude, please be more specific about what you ask, please...\n...and since I don't know what specific model you are using, i would recommend visiting the Linksys support site (listed below)...\nbut if you're too busy, here's some basics:\n#1 - a Linksys router has a default IP-address of 192.168.1.1, open a browser & type this IP-address...this will open the router log-in page, default login name is 'admin' (without the quotes) & initially there is no password (if your router is being configured for the first time)...\n\n#2 - now, configure your internet connection right away, there are several options: PPPoE, Static-IP..(i forgot the other ones)...\n\n(be sure to write the settings & keep it somewhere safe)...\n\nthere are 6 or 7 tabs in the router configuration page(if i remember right)\n\nif you also have the quick user guide that came along with the CD, that's easier to follow...well, the CD also contains some FAQs that you might want to view or read...
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Make sure that your IE or Netscape is configured properly with your connection settings - the Router & Wireless Card should have info on how to do this.\n\nIf you're certain that both the card & Router are configured properly, call your ISP - they can walk you through your settings and see if there are any changes that need to be made.
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Discrepancies in security settings can cause this.  If one computer has a firewall it may be preventing access to a certain site.  Same goes with differences in browser settings, anti-virus, etc.
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Try resetting your router, if your running a network.  The router table in the router could have some of the ip addresses messed up.\n\nI had trouble accessing some websites and a few were very slow loading.
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you mean site filter. prevents access to certain sites.
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Make sure that the desktop machine doesn't have the firewall enabled.\n\nControl Panel > Windows Firewall > Disable\n\n\nThe Linksys is also going to have options in the menu to allow or disallow VPN connections through it.  The default is "allow", so unless you've changed that it should be fine.
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You could be experiencing interference from other appliances that transmit at 2.4 ghz (cordless telephone?)  Or, you might need to lower your packet rate.  Try packets first, than give Linksys a call to reset transmission.  Go to the HTTP address that belongs to your router to access the settings.  Don't forget to enable security!
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Your network setup wasn't mentioned... I assume your website is being accessed from a server in your network behind a router?\n\nVerify if any new hardware was added.  If you have a "double NAT", that is if you have 2 routers in your network, or your modem has a NAT firewall, and you've added, like let's say a router - this may prevent a computer within the same network from getting to the web-server.\n\nPerhaps some new security software was added, or access restrictions have been changed?
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there is a reason the sites are blocked.  wait until you get home.  \n\nIf you get caught working around their blocking you could get fired.  and if they are blocking sites, they're also probably watching your surfing.
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There are various ways of setting up security on routers, you can change the default password for login, disable the broadcast of the SSID, setup various wireless security, Linksys has very good tech support so call them for assistance or check out their knowledge base as well
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could be interference from other wireless devices, try changing the channel on the router.
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i hve a linksys as well and have no trouble with wep.  in theory, enabling wep should only affect wireless traffic (not the net connection), so I would check to make sure you have the internet cat5 in the right plug then take it back and get a new router- if you're good at this stuff then configuring wep shouldnt do anything bad- assume it's bad hardware once and give it a go w/ another unit.