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Problem to connect via Router
Name: Garedia Manish S. Date: October 24, 2003 at 13:59:04 Pacific OS: WIN 2K CPU/Ram: 600/256
Comment:
I am trying to connect my laptop via router to cable modem and it doesn't work. It works when I directly hook it to cable modem. other computers on router are working properly. I am getting ip address/default gateway and subnet mask. But still its not connecting to internet. I have even tried to ping other computers and it times out. I have set TCP/IP to "obtain IP address/DNS server automatically" I don't know what the problem is. Can somebody please give me some idea ?
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