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Waynefi
Dec 31, 2016Aspirant
Router blocking 1 website
Hello, I have read through the other similar discussions. One specific website has stopped connecting thru my router. This started all of a sudden a few weeks ago. Devices that I can bypass the r...
- Jan 08, 2017
Thanks to all who tried to help. Through process of elimination, I decided to exchange the modem under warranty. Installed the new upgraded modem, had it activated by my ISP WOW, and the site is back ??
Whatever, it worked, sad though the hours and hours spent trying to figure this out.
Waynefi
Jan 02, 2017Aspirant
Still nothing happening.
Talked to WOW cable 3 times, supposedly this incident it sent in to the next level of support to review.
Is it worth paying Netgear Premium Service to try and figure it out ?
Waynefi
Jan 04, 2017Aspirant
Anybody ? Any last thoughts ?
- StephenBJan 05, 2017Guru - Experienced User
It is more likely to be an ISP problem.
- WaynefiJan 05, 2017Aspirant
Actually, I can go next door and get the site in question using the same ISP.
- DexterJBJan 05, 2017NETGEAR Moderator
Hi Waynefi,
Try MAC spoofing. Some reported that this step works on issues like this.
http://kb.netgear.com/app/answers/detail/a_id/1086
Regards,
Dexter
Community Team
- StephenBJan 05, 2017Guru - Experienced User
Waynefi wrote:
Actually, I can go next door and get the site in question using the same ISP.
I misread your earlier post saying that you connected normally when you bypassed the router (I thought you said it failed both ways).
So Mac spoofing is worth a try (setting the router WAN mac address to match the PC that works when you do the bypass). It is weird though.
- WaynefiJan 07, 2017Aspirant
Been through all that please see postings.