Yes, it can. Since you are using dsl, I suppose you are using it through PPPoE,
so here is your problem
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Point-to-point_protocol_over_Ethernet#MTU.2FMRU
I had the same problems (but on OpenBSD router). On Debian it can be
circumvented by using pppoeconf. It is by default settings your connection with
appropriate MTU
in the router config I see I'm connected by pppoeconf:
mtu: 1400
mrt: 1492
so I've setted mtu of interface card to 1492
same problem...
thanks!
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