>
>I just wrote a bunch of stuff but it was deleted, apparently filtered out due to
>
>a curse word... hey my main email address is niles@f*uckitall.com, anyway. I'm having
>
>the above problem. Here goes again...
>

>The regedit fix seems a little fuzzy to me.
>My DriverDesc key has the value "3Com Etherlink
>10/100 PCI TX NIC (3C905B-TX)" not "TCP/IP"
>When I make a new String Value there doesn't
>seem to be a decimal option either. So I made a
>new key MaxMTU with the data 1454 and still
>have the same problem of some sites working on the
>host but not the client. Any help would be appreciated.
>-Niles
>
>I am having identical problem. Had same concerns as use with regedit. Changing
>mtu did not fix problem. Have you found a solution? Can anyone else help?
>
>I am having the same problem, but it seems to be centered around www.yahoo.de and
>www.yahoo.co.uk.
>
>Any help would be appreciateed Get the freeware utility "DRTCP" - as in Dr. TCP. Can't remember the site, but a yahoo or google search will find it. This nifty little piece of work will change the MTU setting for you from a menu-driven form -- no need to REGEDIT if you're not comfortable with it. SvG

Written in response to: re: Question about 'Can't access some websites while using a shared PPPoE connection' (Harrison: Wednesday, January 9, 2002 at 10:38 am) There are presently no replies to this message.

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