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Why can't I traceroute or access certain websites in my browser even though I can ping them from terminal?
I'm running a MacBook Pro connected via WiFi to my home router. When I try to access some websites, I get the could not connect error message. Originally I thought the site was down but when I access it on my phone, connected to the same WiFi network, the websites come up fine.
I've tried Firefox, Chrome and Safari and none will load the page. The phone is an Android device. Both the default browser and the Miren browser work ok.
What can cause this?
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Not sure if this helps but if I do an nslookup www.website.com it gives me a list of IP addresses. These match the addresses that come up if I Google the IP address of the site. If I just use the IP address in the browser eg http:// It still fails to come up.
Thanks. Been going through these but nothing has got it going yet. I've updated the question a little to cover some of them. – sickgemini – 2011-03-28T22:28:49.633
Added something to test – emgee – 2011-03-28T23:04:18.320
Found this http://superuser.com/questions/261706/why-cant-i-traceroute-or-access-certain-websites-in-my-browser-even-though-i-can Checked my login items and there were a couple related to peer guardian. Removed them and all is good now. Thanks heaps for you help.
– sickgemini – 2011-03-29T11:01:55.590