I'm experiencing a very odd issue with my Galaxy S3 on the Virgin Network. For some reason I can't go on any SSL enabled site no matter what browser I use and which website I go to. The most descriptive error message comes from firefox which says SSL received a record which exceeded the maximum permissible length. Oddly if I enable wifi or otherwise bypass the regular network (VPN etc.) everything works properly. SSL enabled apps like banking sites work with no issue.
I'm currently on the latest nightly of the Carbon Rom, though I've experienced it when I was on Cyanogenmod as well so I don't believe that it has anything to do with the rom itself. Any idea on what might be going on?
Ensure your APN settings are correct.
valunthar said:
I'm experiencing a very odd issue with my Galaxy S3 on the Virgin Network. For some reason I can't go on any SSL enabled site no matter what browser I use and which website I go to. The most descriptive error message comes from firefox which says SSL received a record which exceeded the maximum permissible length. Oddly if I enable wifi or otherwise bypass the regular network (VPN etc.) everything works properly. SSL enabled apps like banking sites work with no issue.
I'm currently on the latest nightly of the Carbon Rom, though I've experienced it when I was on Cyanogenmod as well so I don't believe that it has anything to do with the rom itself. Any idea on what might be going on?
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Is your time and date set to automatic?
My APN settings are correct and my time and date are set to automatic.
After doing some more testing only certain SSL sites don't work which makes the whole situation even more murky. startpage.com doesn't work, but the login of tdcanadatrust does. This is really weird.
Are you in a public WiFi network or in an area with a lot of WiFi networks?
If in public WiFi: Someone may be trying to hack you by SSL strip or redirect you.( Which can be why a VPN works)
If there are many WiFi networks in range : Download WiFi Analyzer from Google play to check WiFi channels, and switch your WiFi router to a cleaner channel if needed.
(If there are a lot of WiFi networks all on the same "channel", it can cause common data loss,lag and congestion. )
Sometimes a VPN can fix the problems with congested wifi channels, but I'm not sure.
If none of these ideas apply, clear cookies and cache.
If that still doesn't work:
Settings > Security > Clear Stored Credentials.
This will clear your SLL certificates and VPN info saved on your device. It might help with your browser.
While the SSL strip idea is a valid point that I hadn't considered initially I don't think that's the issue because I rarely connect to unknown wifi networks when traveling, and I think that all certificates would come back invalid if somoene was pulling that instead of the hit and miss situation I'm currently experiencing.
The Wifi bit is what really gets me though since the sites that don't work on the cell network work perfectly when I'm on wifi with no other changes needed other than the change in the way the phone connects. I have tried clearing the browser's cache with no luck and I'm not able to clear the stored credentials as described as the option is greyed out for me.
I thought that it might have something to do with the cerficates themselves, something about the way the browser/phone accepts certs depending on connection method but I can't see any difference between working sites and non working sites other than a difference in certifying authority (GoDaddy vs Verisign for example)
Problem Solved
I'm bumping up this thread to bring attention to the fact that I've found the solution to the problem. The issue is not with the rom itself, but the proxy that Bell/Virgin insists on its users using. Clearing the proxy and port settings for the Bell APN found under mobile device settings fixes the issue nicely. Special thanks to Dream_Team over at this thread for finding the solution.
Makes me wonder why there's an HTTP only (port 80) proxy set by default in the APN settings when it's not needed to access the network..
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I've just got hold of an HTC Mozart 7 for testing purposes at work before we consider dishing these our to users. (On the Orange Network)
Unlike the previous versions of Windows Mobile, I cannot find anywhere to specify the proxy server address so that browsing goes through our corporate proxy server.
Can anyone help/shed any light on this?
Cheers,
pno
Nope, I've not been able to find this either....
I can't connect to my hidden WiFi network at work, so can't really use the Proxy server anyways....
Hoping the WP7 SP1 has some of these simplistic fixes in there...
On some old Qtek devices we had we used to be able to force all web access to first go through the proxy, be it WiFi or mobile data.
Connect to your wifi network, where it shows the list of networks it should show yours and say connected.
Tap on the name and it will list the connection details and also allow you to add a proxy.
loomx said:
Connect to your wifi network, where it shows the list of networks it should show yours and say connected.
Tap on the name and it will list the connection details and also allow you to add a proxy.
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^ This. I use my wp7 through our proxy all the time.
Fine for Wifi traffic, but I also need to regulate the mobile data traffic
pnopine said:
Fine for Wifi traffic, but I also need to regulate the mobile data traffic
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That can be done legally?
addicus said:
That can be done legally?
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Yes.
We provide and pay for the devices and service, we also set out the terms of use/company policy when using a company device, and in order to preserve the security and integrity of our network, there are certain network resources which we prohibit users to access, we control this by means of a proxy server.
It's no different to being in the office and getting your Internet access through a proxy server.
yeah I'm pretty dissapointed with WP7 so far - Its like they've 'dumbed' it down to the point of being useable only by my 3 year old and my grandma.
For businesses I see allot of problems - Not being able to deploy apps without marketplace is going to be a nightmare (I don't want to have to create multiple live.com accounts just to get downloads!).
PAP Authentication is not currently support - useless for private APN's.
Proxy not being supported is a biggie problem I have too mate
zoomee said:
yeah I'm pretty dissapointed with WP7 so far - Its like they've 'dumbed' it down to the point of being useable only by my 3 year old and my grandma.
For businesses I see allot of problems - Not being able to deploy apps without marketplace is going to be a nightmare (I don't want to have to create multiple live.com accounts just to get downloads!).
PAP Authentication is not currently support - useless for private APN's.
Proxy not being supported is a biggie problem I have too mate
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MS has said that at the start it will be consumer focus with business focus coming throughout 2011. As for no proxy, proxy is available through wifi. once connected, press and hold on the connected wifi spot and click edit. you can adjust proxy settings there.
it isn't available through 3G, but then again, i'm not sure if this is capable of any phone is it? or if the carriers like it either?
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MS has said that at the start it will be consumer focus with business focus coming throughout 2011. As for no proxy, proxy is available through wifi. once connected, press and hold on the connected wifi spot and click edit. you can adjust proxy settings there.
it isn't available through 3G, but then again, i'm not sure if this is capable of any phone is it? or if the carriers like it either?
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Do you have find a solution? I need a PAP auth for my APN.
Thanks
Tony
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Yes.
We provide and pay for the devices and service, we also set out the terms of use/company policy when using a company device, and in order to preserve the security and integrity of our network, there are certain network resources which we prohibit users to access, we control this by means of a proxy server.
It's no different to being in the office and getting your Internet access through a proxy server.
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and how do you keep the end users from editing that?
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and how do you keep the end users from editing that?
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That was going to be my question...even if you could force their network traffic through your proxy, what stops them just disabling it again?
Perhaps, your company policy requires it? But even if it is possible, is it enforceable?
I'm having trouble getting wifi tether to work with 4G. It was working fine yesterday, and nothing has changed between when I last used it and now. The weird part is, when connected to 4G and tethered I can go to any Google site, but nothing else will load. When I'm connected to 3G everything works. I thought maybe it was that wifi tether is set to use Google's DNS and perhaps Google was having issues, but why would they work for 3G and not 4G. Do you think Sprint/Clearwire is blocking Google's DNS in an effort to curb unpayed tethering on 4G? Any other ideas?
Edit: I've tried a few different free DNS services and the same thing happens with all of them. No connection issues on 3G, but ONLY Google pages will load via 4G, regardless of which DNS service I'm using. This is a very strange problem....The only two things I can think of is Spring/Clearwire blocking DNS services or there's some sort of bug on the 4G network at the moment.
I'm seeing the same issue, and I did the same troubleshooting steps. It's almost as if they are inspecting http headers and checking the MAC against some database. Hopefully something is just broke on Sprint's side, though.
Co-signing. 3G wireless tether works while 4G doesn't.
Same Problem in NYC
Hey Guys, glad I found this post. Thought I was going crazy. Everything is fine on 3G but only google sites and certain non picture portions of other websites will load on 4G.
Strange thing is that all websites are fine on the phone itself while on 4G.
Heard someone that's using the paid sprint hotspot is having the same issue, so I'll keep my fingers crossed that this is a temporary issue.
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I'm seeing the same issue, and I did the same troubleshooting steps. It's almost as if they are inspecting http headers and checking the MAC against some database. Hopefully something is just broke on Sprint's side, though.
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What? You do realize that the only MAC Sprint ever sees is that of the phone, right? As for inspecting headers, not only would that be trivial to get around, but it would also be likely to cause breakage in third-party browsers as the whitelist would likely not be complete. Reliable browser detection via HTTP is near impossible. That also would have no effect on non-HTTP traffic, IMAP e-mail or an XMPP instant message connection for example.
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What? You do realize that the only MAC Sprint ever sees is that of the phone, right? As for inspecting headers, not only would that be trivial to get around, but it would also be likely to cause breakage in third-party browsers as the whitelist would likely not be complete. Reliable browser detection via HTTP is near impossible. That also would have no effect on non-HTTP traffic, IMAP e-mail or an XMPP instant message connection for example.
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I believe there is an individual MAC for every radio in the phone, so you would have a unique MAC for your cell radio, wimax radio, bluetooth radio, etc. Also, I don't believe he's referring to the browser's identity info, but the packet headers that contain DNS/tcp/etc. info that all network services use. That would have an effect on ALL traffic, and it clearly does as nothing works expcept most google services.
I have been usb tethering with CM7 since GB6 and it would switch back and forth between 3G and 4G without any problems. Pre GB roms would require google tether which would only work on 4G.
I am now experiencing the same dead 4G tether and am not droping back to 3G since the 4G signal is good. Yep like everybody else the phone by itself is connecting and browsing.
All tether traceroutes and pings seemed reasonable. Flashed back to an earlier working release and it also failed. I have not tried any port other than 80 at this time.
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Heard someone that's using the paid sprint hotspot is having the same issue, so I'll keep my fingers crossed that this is a temporary issue.
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I just added the Sprint HotSpot to my account and I can confirm that it's working flawlessly with 4G. Even with the HotSpot feature on the account, wireless tether will not work.
Imap works, SMTP works, ftp works, ftp via browser (port??) or any other browser activities do not work while tethering on 4G.
Port 80 and/or tethering via browser is hosed.
What wifitether version is everyone using? I'm using 2.0.5
Well, I got home connected to 4G and tethered to my laptop. Everything worked. Might be dependant on what tower you're connected to. I'm using wifi tether 3.0 pre11, but had the issue with 2.0.7.
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Well, I got home connected to 4G and tethered to my laptop. Everything worked. Might be dependant on what tower you're connected to. I'm using wifi tether 3.0 pre11, but had the issue with 2.0.7.
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I believe you're correct. I downloaded 3.0 pre11 and still nothing. Strangely enough it would allow streaming of an Amazon video on the browser but it worked on 2.0.5 as well. I wonder what clearwire is doing on their end. Does anybody have any ideas on circumventing it?
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What? You do realize that the only MAC Sprint ever sees is that of the phone, right? As for inspecting headers, not only would that be trivial to get around, but it would also be likely to cause breakage in third-party browsers as the whitelist would likely not be complete. Reliable browser detection via HTTP is near impossible. That also would have no effect on non-HTTP traffic, IMAP e-mail or an XMPP instant message connection for example.
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I didn't go into much detail since I was posting from my phone, but allow me to expound now. Wifi-tether does nothing more than NAT your internal network to it's live IP address, whether that be on 4G or 3G. Both of these radios have the physical addresses that would not be hard to trace on a cellular network. When the packets are transmitted, as is the case with any packet transmission, the only information that gets changed as the packet passes through the NAT is the IP address. All of the other information stays the same. Now, in terms of most traffic, this isn't a big deal, but with HTTP and HTTPS traffic, the stream of data sent contains the header of the browser sending the request. Since the NAT doesn't mask this data, it's sent out into the wild blue yonder (Sprint's Clearwire WAN) where the capability of inspecting the packet header is very easy to do with most enterprise grade equipment. Now, while any blacklist of headers will inevitably be incomplete, a very simple whitelist of 'known' headers - such as mobile browsers on the market and the included browser on the phone - can be implemented with a few short lines of code. Now, while it might seem trivial, how many users are going to attempt to obfuscate or change their packet header identifiers just to get online? They'll give up, use another connection, or just view the pages on the phone.
I tested this for awhile today, using multiple different browsers on my PC and got nothing. I opened up a VPN connection to my workplace, and routed all my traffic through that (that is, encrypted in an IPSEC tunnel) and the internet worked fine. The most brilliant part, from Sprints point of view, is that the HTTP session is never actually 'closed', just kept in a perpetual waiting state where no data is transmitted. If this is all a fluke, it's the best bandwidth saving fluke Sprint could ever dream up.
All in all, I'm really really hoping this is a snafu, but all signs are pointing to sprint catching onto our usage, which is a huge uh-oh.
edit: I was still able to ssh and telnet via my tether, and open up the VPN and receive email, which points to this being a targeted attack on HTTP. Double uh-oh.
Firefox, IE, Opera, Epithany, Chromium, Midori and Konqueror all fail.
Port 80 traceroute is good.
Does anybody knnow of an agent switcher that can be used?
What about downloading Adfree and installing the host files. That fixed my data issues on my Evo.
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This appears to be a new sprint development. Are you saying that you can tether with 4G?
Aha... finally found some people who are having the same issues, 4g just stopped working with wireless tether about 3 days ago. 3g works just fine, and 4g connects and is pushing data to the phone, but no webpages are loading on my laptop when 4g is on... I'm out of 4g range right now, but will check back in when I'm back in range tomorrow.
It's working for me again. I'm replying to this thread using my wifitether uder 4G.
Working again here too.
I have a strange problem with my Galaxy Nexus. When I connect to the internet using the mobile network, the connection is extremely slow. (And by slow I mean around 2-3 minutes to fully load the google mobile search page). I tried the "Speed Test" app to test the network speed, but it simply fails after a while mentioning "Network communication issues" (maybe it times out?).
The weird thing is that other devices can access the internet fine when connected to the internet through the Nexus by enabling its WiFi hotspot feature. So the other devices can use the Nexus's internet connection with acceptable speeds while the Nexus itself can't. Anybody got any ideas as to why this happens? One thing I could think of was that the DNS given to the Nexus by the mobile network being slow (whereas the other devices connected to it use the DNS in their WiFi settings). I tried to verify this by using the "DNS Changer" app, but it didn't solve the problem, although I'm not sure that it actually changed the DNS used by the Nexus.
Any help is greatly appreciated.
Bump for a solution for this man!
Sent from my Galaxy Nexus using xda premium
Problem solved!
Finally found the culprit! It wasn't DNS after all. My carrier's data settings include an IP and port for a proxy. When I configured the APN on the phone, I entered them simply because they were there. Turns out that keeping them empty solves the speed issues on the phone. So the bottleneck was the carrier's proxy server. I guess tethered clients don't use the proxy setting on the phone and therefore didn't experience the speed issue.
Inspiration fixed wifi hotspot not connecting to internet
I wanted to thank you because your solution helped me fix my problem. I couldn't connect my native wifi hotspot on my GSM Galaxy Nexus to my Nexus 7. The wifi indicator would come on to my N7 but it stayed gray (i.e. wasn't connected to the internet). Turns out that last month I set up an APN to connect to T-Mobile via IPv6. Well, apparently, this creates a problem with using the wifi hotspot. I switched back to regular T-Mo connection and...if works! My GNex/N7 combo is fully functional. Thanks again for the inspiration!
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Finally found the culprit! It wasn't DNS after all. My carrier's data settings include an IP and port for a proxy. When I configured the APN on the phone, I entered them simply because they were there. Turns out that keeping them empty solves the speed issues on the phone. So the bottleneck was the carrier's proxy server. I guess tethered clients don't use the proxy setting on the phone and therefore didn't experience the speed issue.
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thank you
wingman1234 said:
Finally found the culprit! It wasn't DNS after all. My carrier's data settings include an IP and port for a proxy. When I configured the APN on the phone, I entered them simply because they were there. Turns out that keeping them empty solves the speed issues on the phone. So the bottleneck was the carrier's proxy server. I guess tethered clients don't use the proxy setting on the phone and therefore didn't experience the speed issue.
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You are my hero man. Thank you
ok so i searched everywhere for this and couldn't find a solution. i have a note 4 and it will connect to my home wifi just fine. i can search the internet on it, but facebook doesn't load and neither do certain games and the app market loads very very slowly. when i had my S4, it would do everything just fine. i was at my friends house and connected to his wifi and everything loaded lightning fast. so i know it's a problem with my wifi, i just don't know what.
my modem is netgear and my router is belkin AC 1200
any ideas on what to check so i can fix it? i suck up a lot of data lol
Do a speed test on your wifi with another device to determine if it is your phone or your wifi. How does your phone perform on 4g? Does it do the same thing?
the wifi is fine. i can browse the internet, watch netflix, etc. When i'm on my data, everything loads like it normally would.
bump for some help
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Try hard resetting you router and before customizing it(changing SSID, encryption, etc...), test it with your phone to see if its any better.
it didn't seem to help. it's dual band and i tried on both. it wouldn't even load the google play until i switched bands.
any other ideas of a possible fix?
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any other ideas of a possible fix?
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Yes.
I just got my VZW Note 4 yesterday and noticed almost the exact same problem. There is a little bit of info out there talking about things like power saving mode and stuff, but I noticed that my speedtest.net throughput was excellent. My next thoughts were DNS resolution or an IPv6 problem. Turns out my wireless router had a default setting with IPv6 routing enabled, but my ISP does not serve IPv6. You may notice the same kind of initial lag on Ubuntu installs (especially with certain VPS providers) where every single command you issue seems to take ages to start, but then completes quickly. I know how to deal with Ubuntu to force a preference for IPv4, but a locked down Samsung phone is a different matter entirely. Thankfully, I was able to just turn it off in the router.
For my specific router (Belkin AC1200 DB), the user interface has an IPv6 settings page, but the options they present to end users isn't intuitive. I changed my 'connection type' on this page to "Local Pass-Through Only", and my problem immediately went away. Have a look and see if you find anything similar.
Thanks, and good luck!
Aggraxis
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Yes.
I just got my VZW Note 4 yesterday and noticed almost the exact same problem. There is a little bit of info out there talking about things like power saving mode and stuff, but I noticed that my speedtest.net throughput was excellent. My next thoughts were DNS resolution or an IPv6 problem. Turns out my wireless router had a default setting with IPv6 routing enabled, but my ISP does not serve IPv6. You may notice the same kind of initial lag on Ubuntu installs (especially with certain VPS providers) where every single command you issue seems to take ages to start, but then completes quickly. I know how to deal with Ubuntu to force a preference for IPv4, but a locked down Samsung phone is a different matter entirely. Thankfully, I was able to just turn it off in the router.
For my specific router (Belkin AC1200 DB), the user interface has an IPv6 settings page, but the options they present to end users isn't intuitive. I changed my 'connection type' on this page to "Local Pass-Through Only", and my problem immediately went away. Have a look and see if you find anything similar.
Thanks, and good luck!
Aggraxis
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DUDE!! this is exactly what i was looking for. i think this fixed my issue. surfed facebook briefly and it loaded everything instantly. i'll check more as the day goes on. thanks so much man
Fixed My Issue too!
Hey Guys
Newbie here! I just wanted to say that this fixed my problem as well. I don't usually post as you can tell by my info but this was worth coming out of the dark to reply to.
Now to clarify, I too have a Belkin router AC1200 so it may be specific to those. Anyway thanks for the help and enjoy the fish!
someone sticky this! i have the same wifi issue , i am at work right now but i will try it when i get home! , i hope this works!
I am having this same issue bUT Comcast here uses ipv6 as well,I have a Belkin n1 router what do I do?
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never mind i disable ipv6 in my comcast modem and it seen to do the trick, any idea why this is happening?
I've been having the exact same issue on my Note 4. for the past week or so. Our router/modem is a DPC3941T from Comcast, and I can't seem to find how to turn off IPv6. This setting was under Connections > Local IP Network. If anyone could help instruct me further, you would be a great help. I'm pushing my data cap for the month as it is because of this >.<
I'm having the same problem too. The funny thing is that I went to the Verizon store to see if they could trouble shoot it and the phone did not work on their wifi network either! I realize now how to access my IPv6 settings in my router and that does seem to fix the issue. Unfortunately I cant imagine very many businesses with wifi networks will allow me to reconfigure their router everytime I want to use wifi.....
I started having this issue when I upgraded to lollipop. My Netgear C6300 AC1750 doesn't seem to have an option to disable ipv6 though. Any suggestions?
Any of you guys having the same issue? Mine started acting up earlier today, LTE works completely fine but can't seem to get WiFi to work at home. WiFi connects just fine, does not show there's no internet or anything. Works for the first 15 seconds I toggle on and off but then nothing afterwards. I have tinkered around with my router settings, including switching to IPv4 as well as activating the option to randomize MAC address on my phone under developer options but to no avail.
Please advise, thanks in advance!
If you are doing that much tinkering then I bet you have done way more tinkering than you have explained.
More than its worth actually unwinding.
If your phone works on all other wifi but yours it is probably your router
If your router works for all devices but your phone your router is fine.
Factory reset your phone.
Dont install try to use it fresh from install if it works then your fine.
Just watch what you tinker with.
If it works it is something you did after the fact.
I've had exactly the same thing start happening to me today. No problems with data over wifi before today, and I haven't made any changes on the router.
All other devices seem to be unaffected when connected to that router, and the phone has the issue whether it's connected to that router or a separate access point (connected back to the same router, so it doesn't completely rule out a router problem.
Edit: It seems that when the problem starts it's only internet traffic that's not getting through - I can still access servers on the local network.
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Edit: It seems that when the problem starts it's only internet traffic that's not getting through - I can still access servers on the local network.
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That sounds like a DNS problem, are you using anything that changes dns servers?
Nergal di Cuthah said:
That sounds like a DNS problem, are you using anything that changes dns servers?
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It does seem to suggest a DNS problem. I just have Pie's "Private DNS" setting set to Automatic, but I would assume that applies to LTE networks as well as wifi, whereas LTE data is unaffected for me.
As a test, I've set Private DNS to Off now, and I'll see if that solves it.
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It does seem to suggest a DNS problem. I just have Pie's "Private DNS" setting set to Automatic, but I would assume that applies to LTE networks as well as wifi, whereas LTE data is unaffected for me.
As a test, I've set Private DNS to Off now, and I'll see if that solves it.
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"Android then sends all DNS queries over a secure channel to this server or marks the network as "No internet access" if it can't reach the server" sounds a bit like what you're experiencing
Source: https://android-developers.googleblog.com/2018/04/dns-over-tls-support-in-android-p.html?m=1
Nergal di Cuthah said:
"Android then sends all DNS queries over a secure channel to this server or marks the network as "No internet access" if it can't reach the server" sounds a bit like what you're experiencing
Source: https://android-developers.googleblog.com/2018/04/dns-over-tls-support-in-android-p.html?m=1
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That's interesting. Setting Private DNS to Off has so far fixed the problem for me. I'm guessing that my mobile network's DNS servers don't support DNS over TLS, which is why LTE wasn't affected with it set to Automatic, and my wifi's DNS provider does support it but is currently broken.
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"Android then sends all DNS queries over a secure channel to this server or marks the network as "No internet access" if it can't reach the server" sounds a bit like what you're experiencing
Source: https://android-developers.googleblog.com/2018/04/dns-over-tls-support-in-android-p.html?m=1
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I believe that's the case, I turned off Private DNS and it seems to be working fine now.
Thanks a lot guys! Very interesting.
I'm here with this issue now, I'll turn off private DNS and give it a try, this is driving me mad. thanks everyone!
Edit: been using the device for 30 minutes now with no problems, thanks for the solution!
I'm using a local DNS server (Pi-hole) to block ads and I had to turn off Private DNS, otherwise my phone was also reporting that it had no Internet access.
Private DNS seems to cause issues to many people
Never mind i'm foolish.
Holy crap, thank you guys. This just started happening to me and my wife a few days ago and thought my router was going bad since it was multiple devices. Then I noticed today that my laptop and a few other wireless devices were having absolutely no problems.
On mine it's being caused by the Snapchat update from a few days ago. Avoid Snapchat and WiFi is flawless again, as soon as I open it the WiFi stops working and I have to turn WiFi on and off before it springs to life again. Exactly the same on my eldest's 2xl and youngest's P10 lite.