The problem, where some web pages load
and some do not, affects client computers that access a shared Internet connection
facilitated by PPPoE.
Although all web sites will be accessible on the host computer, certain web
sites will never load successfully from any of the client machines. If you
don??™t know what ???hosts??? or ???clients??? are with regard to ICS, you??™ll want to
review the previous section before you proceed. Also, see ???Broadband with a
username and password (PPPoE),??? earlier in this chapter for more information
on PPPoE connections. Note that this applies to Windows??™ built-in
PPPoE support, as well as PPPoE provided by third-party software and even
some routers.
The following solution is intended to fix this specific problem.
1. Sit down in front of one of your client machines, and type:
PING -f -l 1500 192.168.0.1
This assumes that 192.168.0.1 is the IP address of the host computer (or
router); substitute the correct address if it??™s different. If you don??™t know
the IP address of the host computer, open a Command Prompt window
(cmd.exe) on the host, and type ipconfig at the prompt. (If a router is
providing your Internet connection, consult the router documentation
for details on obtaining its IP address.)
2. You??™ll probably get an error message indicating that it must be fragmented.
(If not, then this solution doesn??™t apply to you.) Next, type the
following:
ping -f -l 1492 192.168.0.1
If that results in the same error message, try this instead:
ping -f -l 1480 192.
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