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dbwalton
Oct 06, 2017Aspirant
Router blocking one domain
This is the oddest thing I've ever encountered. My Nighthawk X4 AC2350 blocks beckwithmansion.com (which I own). I've eleminated it being a website, hosting, ISP or computer problem. It all points...
- Nov 08, 2017
It went away as mysteriously as it happened.
I have a theory... My theory is it had nothing to do with the router, and everything to do with my ISP and HTTP'ing to my webhost.
JamesGL
Oct 27, 2017Master
Hi dbwalton,
Try changing the MTU size of the router.
https://kb.netgear.com/24015/How-do-I-change-the-MTU-size-on-my-Nighthawk-router
What is the exact error message when trying to access it?
JamesGL
Nov 03, 2017Master
Hi dbwalton,
Let me check on this with and will get back to you.
- dbwaltonNov 03, 2017Aspirant
It will remain a mystery. Yesterday it mysteriously started to work.
- JamesGLNov 08, 2017Master
Hi dbwalton,
Does it still work?
- dbwaltonNov 08, 2017Aspirant
It went away as mysteriously as it happened.
I have a theory... My theory is it had nothing to do with the router, and everything to do with my ISP and HTTP'ing to my webhost.
- antinodeNov 08, 2017Guru
> [...] My theory is it had nothing to do with the router, and
> everything to do with my ISP and HTTP'ing to my webhost.
I couldn't see how the router could cause this problem, but there was
this:
> If I move my cable directy to the cable modem (bypassing the router) I
> can access beckwithmansion.com just fine.
At that point I was mystified (and remain so). Unless somehow
someone was blocking your IP address, and it toggled in synchrony with
your inserting/removing the router. Or something like that. Didn't
seem likely. Definitely mysterious.