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Aug 19, 2011

My WRT310N linksys wireless router has recently stopped permitting internet access to devices connected to it, both wired and wirelessly. I have connected my broadband modem directly to a single computer (which is how I am posting this) and evidently there is nothing wrong with my internet service. I have tried restarting my modem, the router, and the computers I am trying to access the internet with, and it has not worked. Note that local communications work fine, I was able to ping another device connected to the router, and even establish a TCP connection.It is possible that the settings on the router have been changed without my knowledge, if so, however, I do not know which setting could be causing this.

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