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#138567 9-Jan-2014 00:01
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Hi guys now i have been reading the issues that people are having with the DNS of there routers not allowing certain websites to load.
From what i was reading it only really affected people running windows 8.1.

I am running windows 7 Ultimate.
Router: Technicolor TG589vn v2

I have noted that running a proxy allows the website to load without any issues what so ever. yet when there is no proxy it takes 1-2 minutes to load or just fails loading completely.

Could this be an issue with the DNS on the router? if so any advice please so i can fix the issue :)

Thanks in advance,

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  #963665 9-Jan-2014 08:10
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Log it with Telecom since it varies to the Windows 8.1 issue.

In the meantime also try a new DNS setting on the PC itself



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  #963855 9-Jan-2014 13:31
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Friends don't let friends use Thomson/Technicolor routers, I'd pick up something else tbh.

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  #964028 9-Jan-2014 18:19
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Yeah i changed my pc DNS to a google one and everything runs like a charm. Although my network diag policy was broken so had to fix it too.
Also do you think a fritz box would be any good? as i might be upgrading the internet to fiber at the flat where i live for going to school. Also the plan would be form snap.
Thank for the tip



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  #964132 9-Jan-2014 20:59
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Sigh the dns worked for a little but just seems to keep messing up. Looks like i will be buying a fritz box to use as the router i have is skipping hopes on the first ping for some reason

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  #964151 9-Jan-2014 21:23
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I am looking at signing up with telecom VDSL.
I run windows 8.1 on my main pc I take it the DNS issue is still unresolved what is the work around?

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  #964154 9-Jan-2014 21:31
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i have a bat script that will change settings on the VDSL routers ot fix the issue





 
 
 
 

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  #964167 9-Jan-2014 22:09
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I am using the Technicolour VDSL modem with W8.1, no problems here that I have ever noticed.

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  #964181 9-Jan-2014 22:28
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rscole86: I am using the Technicolour VDSL modem with W8.1, no problems here that I have ever noticed.


and im running windows 7 Home Premium and no issues

whats the site if you dont mind me asking?

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  #964187 9-Jan-2014 22:37
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l43a2: i have a bat script that will change settings on the VDSL routers ot fix the issue


I'm interested! I now have to put in and remove dns on my laptops all the time!

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  #964188 9-Jan-2014 22:41
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l43a2: i have a bat script that will change settings on the VDSL routers ot fix the issue


I have the script and telnet stuff installed. How exactly do i use it as well as i already have a password set on the router. So will i have to change the script?

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  #964190 9-Jan-2014 22:42
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Jase2985:
rscole86: I am using the Technicolour VDSL modem with W8.1, no problems here that I have ever noticed.


and im running windows 7 Home Premium and no issues

whats the site if you dont mind me asking?


exrapidleech.info/ Works perfect with a  proxy but default cant use it at all

 
 
 
 

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  #964193 9-Jan-2014 22:48
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Ladygrace: Hi guys now i have been reading the issues that people are having with the DNS of there routers not allowing certain websites to load.
From what i was reading it only really affected people running windows 8.1.

I am running windows 7 Ultimate.
Router: Technicolor TG589vn v2

I have noted that running a proxy allows the website to load without any issues what so ever. yet when there is no proxy it takes 1-2 minutes to load or just fails loading completely.

Could this be an issue with the DNS on the router? if so any advice please so i can fix the issue :)

Thanks in advance,


can you please also log a support call so they realise the impact, and can prioritise rolling out the new firmware to the routers

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  #964252 10-Jan-2014 07:26
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i get a whole bunch of script in FF but loads fine in IE and i have not troubles pinging it.

Thats with the telecom supplied Thompson VDSL router and the telecom supplied DNS servers

are you sure its a modem issue?

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  #964878 10-Jan-2014 19:31
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Try the .bat file listed on this thread: http://www.geekzone.co.nz/forums.asp?forumid=45&topicid=129529&page_no=3





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  #964882 10-Jan-2014 19:41
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Exact same issue on 8.1, somewhere on GZ there was a thread about using the CLI to disable "Wan down spoofing" under DNS, this resolved the issue for myself.




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