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Name: mikelds
Date: April 26, 2004 at 06:03:08 Pacific
Subject: strange problem with linksys router
OS: xp home
CPU/Ram: 512mb 2.4ghz
Comment:

Ok, I moved recently.
I bought a wireless router.
1)I can connect to most websites but altavista,target.com I cannot access. There may be others but I haven't used it that much.
2)It resolves dns. I can go to a dos prompt and type "ping target.com" it responds pinging and the ip address but I get a response timed out message.
3)I have checked my "hosts" file for redirects,and run spbot and adaware. I also have trend's pc-cillan updated to check for virus's.
4)I obtain a wan address and dns through dhcp. I have tried releasing and renewing my wan.
What else can I try? Like I said it works for most sites:cnn.com,cinescape etc..
Mike


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Response Number 1
Name: Floratech
Date: April 26, 2004 at 06:51:03 Pacific
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Is your NIC intergrated? I had a problem with a client that had an intergrated NIC that had speratic problems like that. He went from only 1 or 2 sites to eventually no where... I replaced it with a PCI card and boom problem solved...

Mike


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Response Number 2
Name: mikelds
Date: April 27, 2004 at 05:43:12 Pacific
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Whats funny is that I have a notebook that works fine wirelessly through the router. My pc does not.


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