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http://forums.fedoraforum.org – I have 4 computers hooked up to a inhome network. 1 is rj-45 hardwired, other 3 are wireless. For some reason, all four computers can not access one site that I know exists. However, if I take out the router and plug the modem directly into a computer, it will find all of internet, including the site mentioned above. *Trouble shooting steps attempted* *powercycled modem & router, still same problem *Hard reset router and got everything plugged back up, but same problem. From cmd window, i can ping and tracert other sites, but not the one that it swears is (HowTos)

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Submitted by xfrk on 09/08/2012

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