Google is blocked? Still?

OK, I am new to ESET, but not forums. I see that google has been a problem before, and I am having it now. I can't connect to google.com, or gmail.com, with the firewall active. I am running Version 4.2.67.10, Win 7 Home Premium 64 bit.

I generally use Thunderbird to access my email, hotmail and gmail. I have issues with those as well with the firewall turned on.

I am sure there is an easy fix, but I could not find it in the forums so far. I have attached a copy of my firewall log from this AM. I am also having problems with cache poisoning attempts, which appear to be easily fixable, but I need some hand holding on that as well.

Thanks!

 

place your network in Trusted zone in Eset
http://kb.eset.com/esetkb/index?page=content&id=SOLN2141

 

I followed your instructions, and google.com is still blocked. I can get to other web sites just fine. IMDB is another one that is blocked. Redtube works fine, though.

I am not sure what I am doing wrong! I appreciate the quick response.

New log attached

 

change the FW to automatic. Does it connect then?
http://kb.eset.com/esetkb/index?page=content&id=SOLN2118

 

I forgot to add that I can't access google.com from my Windows XP box either, if that makes a difference. I can post the logs from that one if it will help.

 

That does not work either.

 

try this
https://www.wilderssecurity.com/showpost.php?p=1487114&postcount=6

 

OK, that seems to have solved the problem, but is it the permanent fix? It seems that I am allowing attacks after the first detection?

 

Please clear the firewall log, restart the computer, reproduce the problem and post the current log here.

 

Done. Attached is a copy of the log.

I am not a tech guy, but I am able to figure stuff out on my won most of the time. That said, I am trying to explain this properly.

As I was poking around, I figured out that the SBC DNS servers appear to be causing the problem. They are giving different addresses for google, and causing the DNS poisoning issue. I changed to openDNS on one machine, and the problem went away entirely. I am able to leave the firewall setting for Block unsafe address after attack deletion checked, and I am able to reach google. I have not changed the other computers to openDNS yet, as I want to confirm that the problem really is the DNS servers. I can't change them in my SBC provided modem.