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Firefox connection Issues

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Silvan Scherrer:
Hi all,

anyone having connection issues to certain sites with Firefox could try the following:
"inetcfg -s mtudiscover 1" on a cmd line and see if it works better. If it's the case (which is likely) you can edit your inetcfg.ini file and set the default value to 1 as well. Right now it's set to 0 if you use eCS.

regards
Silvan

Eugene Gorbunoff:
what version of Firefox?

Firefox 10 issues:
* If the browser is busy reading harddrive on startup during 2, 5 or 20 minutes then
remove Cache directory: x:\HOME\DEFAULT\Mozilla\Firefox\Profiles\xxxxxxxx.default\Cache
and start the browser again

dbanet:

--- Quote from: Eugene Gorbunoff on August 15, 2014, 06:28:03 pm ---Firefox 10 issues:
* If the browser is busy reading harddrive on startup during 2, 5 or 20 minutes then
remove Cache directory: x:\HOME\DEFAULT\Mozilla\Firefox\Profiles\xxxxxxxx.default\Cache
and start the browser again

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↑ completely unrelated.


--- Quote from: Eugene Gorbunoff on August 15, 2014, 06:28:03 pm ---what version of Firefox?

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Any version. It can even affect any other program working with network.

Andy Willis:

--- Quote from: Silvan Scherrer on August 15, 2014, 05:34:37 pm ---Hi all,

anyone having connection issues to certain sites with Firefox could try the following:
"inetcfg -s mtudiscover 1" on a cmd line and see if it works better. If it's the case (which is likely) you can edit your inetcfg.ini file and set the default value to 1 as well. Right now it's set to 0 if you use eCS.

regards
Silvan

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inetcfg -g all  will write it to the file

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