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- BruceHonored Contributor III
Are you trying to connect to 127 or is this error just appearing on your Win10 device?
- ChasRNew Contributor II
I am connecting to my e-mail and when I try and do something I get the error. Sometimes it clears and I can send.
- BruceHonored Contributor III
Okay...only with Webmail. As Mouth noted, this has been a reoccurring glitch but no fix as I recall. I remember getting it as well but it just "magically" clears.
- WiderMouthOpenEsteemed Contributor
If you are using your own router, do you have the Panoramic gateway in bridge mode? Also, when do you get the error, when checking Cox Webmail?
- WiderMouthOpenEsteemed Contributor
Reminds me of this thread that is locked. If OP only gets the error with Cox Webmail there are probably problems with the servers. I would test mine but I don't use cox email. Can anyone test it?
- BruceHonored Contributor III
Me thinks it's probably a customized DNS entry on the Win10 device.
- ChasRNew Contributor II
2 COX service men installed the Panoramic and left NO information on it. I have not idea what Bridge Mode is. It occurs when I am in COX E-Mail. After a while it clears.
- WiderMouthOpenEsteemed Contributor
Does it only occur on the new Windows 10 PC? Also, check your TP-Link router's internet IP address as seen here. Make sure it isn't 192.168.x.x. Not that I think double NAT is causing this problem, but might be causing others.
- BruceHonored Contributor III
If you have the TP-Link, why the Panoramic?
- ChasRNew Contributor II
The COX modem died. When the Techs came they informed me I owned it and needed to get the Panoramic to replace it. Because my wife has Wireless to the Tp_link they somehow connected it to the Panoramic and she works fine. I will be gone this afternoon. Please keep the suggestions on how to access the COX and Tp-Link as well at the 127.0.0.2 issue coming.
- WiderMouthOpenEsteemed Contributor
When the Techs came they informed me I owned it and needed to get the Panoramic to replace it.
You should have replaced it with a stand alone modem found here. How much do you pay per month for the gateway? Sounds like they tricked you, no offense. If you do decide to change to a modem, I suggest the SB8200 or S33.
As for going forward, how do you want to go? If the problem is only with Cox webmail, would you be open to using a email client like Outlook or better yet, Thunderbird? If not, you might try a different browser. Firefox is a good option and runs on a different engine then Chrome/Edge so maybe it might have a effect.
- DarkattHonored Contributor
You should not be trying to connect to 127.0.0.2. It's a loopback interface address, also known as local host. If you have something trying to connect to that address, it could indicate a problem on your computer.
- BruceHonored Contributor III
Check the links above. There have been a few reports of Cox Webmail erring with 127 address.
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