said:
Hi,
This problem is like a bad penny. I thought you fixed this last week.
>nameserver 76.168.0.1
My quick analysis say the above is a bogus nameserver IP address.
>nameserver 66.75.164.90
>nameserver 66.75.164.90
The are valid name servers, but listing the same one twice is not going to
do much of anything.
>I suspect my problem of slow connections probably has something to do
>with my TCPIP setup in eCS,
Obviously.
>or maybe something in the setup of the
>Lynksys router that treats IE differently from TB.
How could it?
Steven
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