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ProcalX · 04-02-2005, 09:44 PM

Sounds to me like your Router is not allowing you access to some SSL sites, there are two different "Secure" Licenses used over the net, SSL and TSL - one of these may be being blocked.

Have a check that your Netgear Router has port 443 open - believe TSL and SSL both use this, although im not 100% as for TSL - Anti-Trend will post back with the answer to this..

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ProcalX Student Bum Join Date: Nov 2003 Age: 22 Male Posts: 1,536 Times Helpful: 30 My Mood: Cheerful Status: Offline My Computer	Sounds to me like your Router is not allowing you access to some SSL sites, there are two different "Secure" Licenses used over the net, SSL and TSL - one of these may be being blocked. Have a check that your Netgear Router has port 443 open - believe TSL and SSL both use this, although im not 100% as for TSL - Anti-Trend will post back with the answer to this.. __________________ Laptop // Toshiba Satellite A210-11P // AMD Turion 64 X2 1.8Ghz Dual Core // 4GB DDR2 // 200GB Sata HD // Dual Layer DVD-RW // ATI Radeon HD2400XT 256MB // 15.4" HD Crystal Display // Vista Premium Desktop // HP DC7700* // Pentium Dual Core 3.4Ghz // 2GB DDR2 // 2x 160GB Sata2 // 16x DVD-RW // Crucial Ballistix // ATI Radeon X1950GT 512MB // 20" Dell Screen // XP Pro SP2*