On Thu, Feb 21, 2008 at 3:35 PM, Franklin PIAT <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> Hello, > > On Wed, 2008-02-20 at 14:07 +0800, Forrest Y. Yu wrote: > > The network problem happened to me again today. > > I see that your email seems to be originating from 10.78.135.20 > What kind of connection (NAT ? IPv4 / IPv6 ?) does your ISP provides ? > (hint: Does your ISP provide address like 10.x.y.z ? you can usually get > this information on the router's status page). my connection information at this time is listed below (copied from the router's status page): WAN MAC Address: 00-19-E0-D1-61-BF IP Address: 219.237.139.76 PPPoE Subnet Mask: 255.255.255.255 Default Gateway: 219.237.139.76 DNS Server: 202.106.196.115 , 202.106.116.1 Online Time: 1 day(s) 00:24:31 seems that no address like 10.x.y.z is provided. i turned IPv6 off both in /etc/modprobe.d/aliases and in firefox. > > > Here's your questions and my answers: > > > > What happens when you try to access the network? > > - When I try to open a web page, I just get no reply. > > Sometimes I get a reply after long time. > > Can you open webpages from your ISP ? i never tried, i'll try next time > > Can you try to open the following image when you have the problem > http://www.google.com/intl/en/images/icons/about_gafyd.gif > (Don't try to open it before you have the problem, to make sure your > browser don't cache it) > => It's a small image (612 bytes) which is small enough so it's doesn't > get fragmented (MTU problems). > > > Franklin > > > > i guess that it might be the router's problem, since i can access the lan, am i right? -- Stupid is as stupid does.
