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problems. I have a dial up modem connected to the router and share it with
both a XP Home and Linux portable. Both have the same ...
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Router stops email attachments
My router will not send an email attachment over 10k. I have no other
problems. I have a dial up modem connected to the router and share it with
both a XP Home and Linux portable. Both have the same problem.
FT
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Re: Router stops email attachments
On Fri, 17 Mar 2006 06:23:54 -0600, Its Me wrote:
> My router will not send an email attachment over 10k. I have no other
> problems. I have a dial up modem connected to the router and share it with
> both a XP Home and Linux portable. Both have the same problem.
>
> FT
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How do you know it is your router and not your ISP blocking attachments
over a certain size restriction?
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Re: Router stops email attachments
I asked and they said that every thing is fine. Besides 10k is a bit
small for email attachements and I can send 300k plain text email just
fine.
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> On Fri, 17 Mar 2006 06:23:54 -0600, Its Me wrote:
>
>> My router will not send an email attachment over 10k. I have no
>> other problems. I have a dial up modem connected to the router and
>> share it with both a XP Home and Linux portable. Both have the same
>> problem.
>>
>> FT
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> How do you know it is your router and not your ISP blocking
> attachments over a certain size restriction?
>
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Re: Router stops email attachments
Oh and I'll add that I connected the modem directly to the PC and was
able to send.
Fred
Its Me wrote in
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> I asked and they said that every thing is fine. Besides 10k is a bit
> small for email attachements and I can send 300k plain text email just
> fine.
>
> BobC wrote in
> news
kqoggod7v08$.vd7b1i1zw2hq.dlg@40tude.net:
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>> On Fri, 17 Mar 2006 06:23:54 -0600, Its Me wrote:
>>
>>> My router will not send an email attachment over 10k. I have no
>>> other problems. I have a dial up modem connected to the router and
>>> share it with both a XP Home and Linux portable. Both have the same
>>> problem.
>>>
>>> FT
>>>
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>>
>> How do you know it is your router and not your ISP blocking
>> attachments over a certain size restriction?
>>
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