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Article #6121Re: cannot reach adobe.com
From: Stig Arne Bye
Date: Tue, 05 Aug 2008 04:47
Date: Tue, 05 Aug 2008 04:47
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Basically, there is no difference between adobe.com and any other website opened in a regular browser, so ANY website accessible from one computer in a network should also be accessible from any other computer(s) in the network, unless ... there is a firewall or other kind of filtering software running on the affected computer(s) that is blocking specific websites or IP-adresses. A simple way to test this is to temporarily disable firewalls (and eventually other filtering software) running on the affected computer(s) and see if this make any difference. If you then can access the website(s), you know where the problem is.
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