Can't browse - but can hear internet radio
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Can't browse - but can hear internet radio
When in France, I use an ADSL service delivered through a wireless router. This usually works perfectly until the browser delivers the immortal phrase "can't connect to the website at "...." etc."
Normally, I'd simply reset the router or the PC. But, when this happens, quite often I can still be listening to internet radio delivered to my Evoke Flow radio via the router!!
On checking the PC it still shows the internet connection and WLAN connection working. Even accessing the router to interrogate it also suggests that all is well.
Any idea what might be occurring?
Normally, I'd simply reset the router or the PC. But, when this happens, quite often I can still be listening to internet radio delivered to my Evoke Flow radio via the router!!
On checking the PC it still shows the internet connection and WLAN connection working. Even accessing the router to interrogate it also suggests that all is well.
Any idea what might be occurring?
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You might be losing DNS service.
The internet radio already has a connecetion to the source site so it does not need to resolve the IP address. You browser on the other hand can't ressolve the IP address of the site you are looking for so it says it can't find it.
Rebooting the router and the computer probably will not help.
You can go to the network set up and put in your own DNS servers and use them in place of your ADSL provider's supplied servers. Try putting in 128.9.0.107 or 198.41.0.4
Good Luck!
Bill
The internet radio already has a connecetion to the source site so it does not need to resolve the IP address. You browser on the other hand can't ressolve the IP address of the site you are looking for so it says it can't find it.
Rebooting the router and the computer probably will not help.
You can go to the network set up and put in your own DNS servers and use them in place of your ADSL provider's supplied servers. Try putting in 128.9.0.107 or 198.41.0.4
Good Luck!
Bill
