HELP CANT VIEW SOME WEB PAGES

I have a linksys wirless router and i can view most pages execpt a couple ebay and anothe. if i plug my cpu into the modem direct it works? what can i do?

Open the setup page of router with 192.168.1.1 and leave username blank , password - admin
Under application and gaming tab -> goto port range triggering and
trigger ports 443 - 447
Also under basic setup change the MTU to 1300

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Hi there,
first of all , sorry for my bad english.. I hope you understand me as well..
I have a problem with some web pages of internet, on my MBA 13, some pages works fine, other with safari, chrome, firefox or any other web browser comes a message with: impossibile to view this page.. and I', !00% sure that the pages exist.
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