why doesn't my web browser work when I've got my work VPN on?
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Many VPN's block access to the internet for security and cost savings. Check with your system admin. Even if it is opened up, it can be quite slow as you must route packets to the vpn then the internet and back again, adding encryption overhead as well!
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Do use a firewall? If you do, try disabling it or changing its settings and see if if your programs work then.
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well, it works in my computer, try different browser
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Check ur internet connection. Open Y!M=>preference=>connection=>no proxie. IT should work. if not choose proxie with firewall(with this option u will able to log in but wont able 2 use webcam or voice chat. Hope it help.
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you can check the internet setting in control panel if the security is set on high make it med high and try the web..
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did you check your firewall settings? running a prog like zone alarm or mcafee?
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It may not be a firewall problem.Try unticking the "use proxy server box" and tick on the "automatically detect settings box" (in Tools/Internet Options/Connections-Lan Settings). It worked for me.
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If you are working On WorkGroup Network This is The Answer \nThere is Two possibility \nFirst Maybe u Have Firewall On ur Pc \nSecond Check the Setting of the Two Pc's \nand i hope that i Answered u and you Got what i said \nbut if it's Domain Check The Policy Of ur Domain
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Check your advanced internet options and ensure ssl is turned on.
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Your employer might have blocked it, unless he says it's okay to use it at work.\n\nHope that helps.
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check the proxy settings in connection tab. it should be the same as in your IE or check firewall settings
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Check your Firewall, make sure that program is allowed to connect, if you have one.\n\nAlso check settings, tell it your behind a firewall, if it has that option and that is if you do have one..
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Which URL did you type in?  And were you under any kind of firewall or filters (like at work)?  I didn't see any similar problem before.
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You need a router that can act as a VPN 'endpoint.' Your router doesn't do that. See the link below for a list of Linksys routers that can be endpoints (and other related information).\n\nHowever, yif you are running Windows XP you should be able to have one PC connect to the company VPN and have all the other use that connection. They would connect through the PC that is running the VPN. Use Internet Connection Sharing to do this. See the second link below. \n\nSource(s):\nhttp://linksys.custhelp.com/cgi-bin/link...\n\nhttp://support.microsoft.com/kb/314066/e...
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download mozilla firefox from www.firefox.com or www.download.com it will fix the problem for sure. If it doesnt then it  must be your internet connection blocking the website from being accessed.
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If you use a VPN, perhaps to connect to your company or workplace network remotely, that's it.  If there is VMWare Workstation or a similar software suite on your computer, it will show up as this. Basically it is a logical network connection, or a software channel that acts like a physical adapter.
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mainly because you didn't enable the "virtual host" or alike and/or you haven't open port 80 (HTTP port).\n\ntry this:\n\n•if you are on a LAN set a static IP for your computer, you can do this by edting Networking Properties\n\n•enable virtual server and/or port forwarding in you router, choose both UDP and IP, enter port 80 as it's port and enter your static IP as private IP.\n\n•enter your DDNS settings in the WAN setup\n•reboot your router\n•check the dyndns address you have...\n\ndifferent routers have different settings to enable you local web server to pass through the router, some router don't have virtual server on their NAT setting or no need to setup its virtual server, for this type you must only add a public port (port 80) to run a webserver, some router requires more than opening a port, like what i am using, first i set my computer to a static IP, enable port forwarding, enable virtual server, open port 80, add s specific private IP, and set my dyndns setting or no-ip setting..\n\njust play around your router's settings and don't forget to reboot it everytime you made changes..\n\nhere is my local webserver for proof:\nhttp://dikkiscybercafe.dyndns.org\n\nif page cannot be displayed it means my computer is off..