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try from command prompt <br />
tracert google.com<br />
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and compare it over say 30mins and look for major differnces in the times
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Times are ok.<br />
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Please see attached file<br />
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Tracert-Google.doc

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ok then try at at diffent times and see if anything really changes 
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I tried at different times but I have the same issue, even on Weekends, any tips about DNS, IE.<br />
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I do not think is the router, I also replaced the router and I set up the same configuration than the original router, but is still dropping packages.<br />
<br />
In addition to this, I connected a PC directly to the router and everything seems OK, I also connected a laptop directly to my Bell Modem and everything seems OK.<br />
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Router Tech Specs are:<br />
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Linksys Broadband Firewall Router with 4-port switch /VPN Endpoint model BEFSX41<br />
<br />
Modem Tech Specs are;<br />
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Modem SpeedStream 6520<br />
<br />
ISP Bell Canada<br />
<br />
Basically, there is a network cable between my router and Modem. I replaced also all network cables between switches and router and between router and modem, but we have the same issue<br />

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So, Guys any comments about this issue?<br />
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Any suggestion about IE, DNS?
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Come on experts Any idea about this issue?
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Sorry for the delay... up to my ears here with other tech issues. <br />
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If you can connect a laptop directly to the modem and have no problems; then same machine has the problem when connected through the router...<br />
<br />
That all but points to the router.<br />
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Loginto your router and check your DNS settings.<br />
Are the provided by the ISP?<br />
-- if so, post, I'll have to look for public DNS for a static test.<br />
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Also, does your LAN side of the router act as a DHCP server? Or did you static DNS into each client machine?
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Good Morning,<br />
&nbsp;<br />
We have been experiencing internet browsing issues since last week. We have not changed anything in our systems so, I need your help in order to solve this issue.<br />
&nbsp;<br />
I &nbsp;have checked connectivity between our PCs and the internal router and everything seems OK, but everybody is complaining about internet browsing, sometimes when they open any website is down, then press F5 and it works fine. This is not an isolated issue, everyone has the same issue.<br />
<br />
In addition to this, I tested it by:<br />
&nbsp;<br />
Pinging to external websites like Google, yahoo etc., and found that sometimes, the network ping command fails and it doesnt give a consistent positive response<br />
<br />
I replaced all Dell Switches and the router, also people from Bell checked our modem, and they told me that DSL connection is OK.<br />
We have two internal networks one for DSL and the other one for ADSL.<br />
&nbsp;ADSL network is working properly and the DSL network is not working properly and that is why I need your help.<br />
We also increased the bandwith from 6 MB to 10 MB<br />
Can anybody help me with this issue?<br />
<br />
Thanks<br />
&nbsp;<br />
<br />
<br />
&nbsp;<br />

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Good Morning,
 
We have been experiencing internet browsing issues since last week. We have not changed anything in our systems so, I need your help in order to solve this issue.
 
I  have checked connectivity between our PCs and the internal router and everything seems OK, but everybody is complaining about internet browsing, sometimes when they open any website is down, then press F5 and it works fine. This is not an isolated issue, everyone has the same issue.

In addition to this, I tested it by:
 
Pinging to external websites like Google, yahoo etc., and found that sometimes, the network ping command fails and it doesnt give a consistent positive response

I replaced all Dell Switches and the router, also people from Bell checked our modem, and they told me that DSL connection is OK.
We have two internal networks one for DSL and the other one for ADSL.
 ADSL network is working properly and the DSL network is not working properly and that is why I need your help.
We also increased the bandwith from 6 MB to 10 MB
Can anybody help me with this issue?

Thanks
 


 


Internet Browsing Issues

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Broadband

Web browsers are applications used primarily to display documents, files and media from the Internet, identified by a Uniform Resource Identifier (URI) that can be a page, image, video or other file. Some browsers require the use of add-ons or extensions to safely render the information they receive; others have systems built into them to perform the same functions.