On Monday, Sep 22, 2003, at 09:22 US/Eastern, Tekno Liber wrote:Connecting my Mac to the Internet (via DHCP) using a D-Link Switch here at work causes Internet explorer to appear to deny cookies even though I have the setting to "never ask".
Removing the switch and connecting the Mac directly to the RJ45 socket and everything works as it should.
Perhaps the D-Link has built in firewall/filtering software that is blocking the cookies?
Do you know the model # of the switch?
that would be a trick. Cookies, along with the rest of the web, live on port 80. I can't see how a firewall or filter could be written to block JUST cookie traffic on port 80.
Very odd. I've never heard of a switch interfering with cookies. Does it interfere with ALL cookies? Try going to google and changing the search prefs.
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