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Dropbox and Data
- 5 years ago
Rob, they are aware of the Dropbox issue, and hopefully working on it. Other things are failing too.
The thought in some quarters is that it's an issue with the internet backbone, which is provided by CenturlyLink,and may be affecting the pathways between our individual user sites and the HN servers. It's really not on your side, and there's really nothing you can do at the moment. Several of us are experiencing the same issues and have provided HN with a list of the sites that aren't working for us.
*I am not a Hughesnet employee or representative. This is a customer-to-customer tech support community, and I am a customer.
Anyone know status of fix for this issue? I've emailed customer service earlier this week and not heard response yet. Dropbox, OneDrive, Google Drive all still being blocked for us as of this morning.
Glad it's not just me. I also have the Dropbox issue. Google Drive is working, OneDrive is working, but not Dropbox, and not Mcafee. Just can't get to the sites at all, no matter what browser. When I take my phone off of wifi, and just use my data, I can access Dropbox just fine, but if I get on wifi, I can't. This only seemed to start within the last couple of weeks, I used Dropbox on 3/26.
- maratsade5 years agoDistinguished Professor IV
It's a known issue and they're working on it.
jbrewer wrote:
Glad it's not just me. I also have the Dropbox issue. Google Drive is working, OneDrive is working, but not Dropbox, and not Mcafee. Just can't get to the sites at all, no matter what browser. When I take my phone off of wifi, and just use my data, I can access Dropbox just fine, but if I get on wifi, I can't. This only seemed to start within the last couple of weeks, I used Dropbox on 3/26.
- Dorman19935 years agoNew Poster
We start another work week with cloud based apps still not working! OneDrive, Google Drive, Dropbox, Box blocked. HughesNet email to all customers from 3/21 stated they " Prioritized Cloud based business applications to help people working from home". All they did was break this. How do we continue to work from home without this fixed?
- MarkJFine5 years agoProfessor
"They" didn't break anything that you know of. For the most part, the problem is with their internet provider, CenturyLink, who has limited access to those sites to a trickle - nationwide. I'm having the same problems outside of HughesNet, but under CenturyLink.
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