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internet help – problems logging into sites?
Posted by Richard Urquhart on February 8, 2006 at 8:39 pmhi all having some problems logging on to some site
ebay is one of them im using firefox
some other site are giving me probs as well
any help
thanks richGordon Forbes replied 18 years, 3 months ago 5 Members · 16 Replies -
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its the Cookies mate, you adjusted your browser settings I suspect (like privacy) or they just timed out, or you ran a spyware checker etc.
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do you have cookies enabled?
have you installed any new antvirus/firewall software? -
had a look no sure what to do where do check i did play about with the router the other day
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shouldn’t make much odds… its browser based.
Anyway… when you login… do you type your name and then the password and Tick that box?
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if i do and come out of it
it ask me to do it again ????
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then thats Mr Cookies.
Link at the top should be
https://www.uksignboards.com
and my privacy settings in Internet Explorer are set to Medium -
ok i can get on all sites apart from ebay
but if i go in to alo i can get ebay
so wirless network is working but can get ebay using firefox or other only using aol
had a problem the other day as aol are now blocking port 25 for outgoing email using outlook
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Hi Rich,
its a known problem with ebay and aol, in the past i have found checking the MTU setting in the router is advisable, in most cases it should be set to 1400 along with the MRU. On many a router changing this setting cures the ebay problem, (slow loading or non existant!). There are other possiblities however as you mentioned you had played bout with router other day it could be possible.
hope this helps, if not let me know as theres few other things to try.
dtg
EDIT: forgot to mention ensure mss is set to 1360 or 1340
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wow thanks sound more the case i will do as you say
i hate aol!!!!!!!!!
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quote dtg:Hi Rich,
its a known problem with ebay and aol, in the past i have found checking the MTU setting in the router is advisable, in most cases it should be set to 1400 along with the MRU. On many a router changing this setting cures the ebay problem, (slow loading or non existant!). There are other possiblities however as you mentioned you had played bout with router other day it could be possible.
hope this helps, if not let me know as theres few other things to try.
dtg
EDIT: forgot to mention ensure mss is set to 1360 or 1340
A true help and correct setting for mtu 1458 i changed this to 1400 as you said and im back on line
if things go quite on the sign side you would be great at pc support
BIG BIG BIG THANKS
RICH 😀 😀 😀 😀 😀 😀 😀 😀 -
No worries, glad to help!
may need to pick your brain in future bout the folded sign trays ive seen on boards, spoke to you last year bout them but unfortunately didnt get the job! got few others lined up on quotes so fingers crossed!!……….else ill be resorting to pc support!! 😀
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My suggestion for AOL is to scrap it.
They are useless for business, all designed for home kids protection for internet
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dave i agree what with them stopping me sending emails with my own smtp by blocking port 25
i think its time to get rid of aol (:) (:) (:) (:) (:) (:) (:) (:) (:) (:) (:)
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Try gettin rid of all that AOL CRA* without a re format.
Bet Tony and his cronies would like everyone to have being we are in a grandma state and big bro is watchin.Goop
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