Netgear DG834G (v3) Wireless Router
I have a Netgear DG834G (v3) wireless router. I also host an ASP website
from my home computer. I had a problem when I first got this router that
was blocking requests from outside from seeing the website. I overcame that
problem by adding a firewall rule and everything has been working fine for
months.
Then last night I had my computer hang several times on a file called
agp440.sys. After many attempts I finally got that problem resolved.
Everything works, even my internet access. However I cannot see my ASP
website when I use the normal URL.I've checked the firewall rules and they
are all still there and appear to be in effect
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