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# 100096 3-Apr-2012 10:20
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Hi All

On the phone to telstra clear - longest wait time is 39 minutes...lol.

Just wondering if any other telstra clear customers can open up the westpac internet banking login page, or www.yousendit.com ??

Seems i can access them by proxying through an orcon connection, but not direct thru the telstra clear dsl. All other websites we have tried seem to work fine




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  # 604361 3-Apr-2012 10:24
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yousendit - Yes
Westpac - Yes

Had problems earlier with Paypal

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  # 604372 3-Apr-2012 10:38
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Working for me. Earlier today had some problem accessing international sites though.




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  # 604375 3-Apr-2012 10:40
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Same fine here for both. Cable Chch.



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  # 604379 3-Apr-2012 10:48
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nevermind,
found the problem, thanks for your replies.

A staff member had bought in a NAS drive and the upnp was requesting full cone nat on port 443 from their router and subsequently blocking https access to all websites.




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