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Somebody at linkedin need to fix it, else we will head to an alternate.

I have had this LinkedIn error for TOO LONG.

No, it can't be an ISP error when the connection to other sites is fine.

Experiencing this problem with LinkedIn only!

same problem...reported multiple times. can't figure it out??? HELP PLEASE!

I have found that the problem only occurs when I log in through my Verizon FIOS network. I have no problem when logging in through other networks. I have had a message about a corrupt certificate:
"download.linkedin.com:443 uses an invalid security certificate" when I logged in through a different network.

FIXED THIS ISSUE

I'm on a MacBook Pro on 10.5 and have had this issue with LinkedIn and some other sites. My laptop could not get in, but my wife's 13"MacBook could - leading me to think it was a laptop issue after I played with the router settings and it wasn't fixed.

I just got in and fixed this issue by changing the MTU on my Mac. To do so:
- Go to the Apple Menu
- Choose System Preferences
- Choose Network
- If you're on wireless, choose Airport (otherwise choose Built-in Ethernet) then click the Advanced button on the bottom right.
- Click the Ethernet tab at the top right
- Change Configure from Automatically to Manual
- Change the MTU to 1000
- Click Apply and try getting in to LinkedIn, it should work.

FIXED THIS ISSUE ON A MAC - CHANGING THE MTU SETTINGS ON WIN SHOULD DO IT TOO, I DON'T KNOW HOW TO CHANGE IT ON WINDOWS THOUGH

I'm on a MacBook Pro on 10.5 and have had this issue with LinkedIn and some other sites. My laptop could not get in, but my wife's 13"MacBook could - leading me to think it was a laptop issue after I played with the router settings and it wasn't fixed.

I just got in and fixed this issue by changing the MTU on my Mac. To do so:
- Go to the Apple Menu
- Choose System Preferences
- Choose Network
- If you're on wireless, choose Airport (otherwise choose Built-in Ethernet) then click the Advanced button on the bottom right.
- Click the Ethernet tab at the top right
- Change Configure from Automatically to Manual
- Change the MTU to 1000
- Click Apply and try getting in to LinkedIn, it should work.

See Apple Help for more info if you need it:
http://support.apple.com/kb/HT2532

In my case it is not a router problem because if I log on with my girlfriend's laptop on my own account it works perfectly (it is a vista laptop). My laptop is a win XP PRO laptop and I tried it with IE and with Chrome but it freezes and it wont let me navigate the site. I tried changing the MTU settings in the win XP register (inserted a value for MTU that is 1500) but that doesn't work.

People who want try changing the MTU on their XP machine could do that with the help of this link:

http://www.pctools.com/guides/registr...

So my conclusion is:
NOT a browser problem
NOT a router problem
but perhaps a Operating System problem or local firewall or virus scan problem

Adjusting the MTU value should resolve this problem in most cases. Remember that you need to adjust it incrementally and you may need to go as low as 1000 like DS said.

I adjusted MTU with no success to solve problem...hmmm?