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cky923

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Jun 24, 2008
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yes, i have tried other browsers including firefox, and opera

let me know if u van help

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cky923

macrumors member
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Jun 24, 2008
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Are you by chance working behind a proxy? If you are, make sure that both the http and https entries are filled in and checked in the network preference pane.

Sorry, im pretty stupid, could you please give me more detailled info???
Thanks, and happy holidays!!!!
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satcomer

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Feb 19, 2008
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Go to System Preferences->Network and see if you are getting an IP from network (use the 'Advanced' button). While there turn off IPv6 and at the top of the Network pane make a new "Location" (call it what you want). This way you can start fresh and get a new IP.
 

cky923

macrumors member
Original poster
Jun 24, 2008
44
0
Go to System Preferences->Network and see if you are getting an IP from network (use the 'Advanced' button). While there turn off IPv6 and at the top of the Network pane make a new "Location" (call it what you want). This way you can start fresh and get a new IP.


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