Summary: Hi all, This is a bit of a challenge really and I need some guidance with this as it is driving me insane. Issue: I can connect to any network wireles...
Summary: the question remains as to where the workstations are pointed to for dns. If they point to the internet for primary dns that is the wrong configurati...
Summary: Actually, I did find out. It is issued a DNS server address. It was being issued the internal DNS server address (ie, a 10.255.255.x address, serving...
Summary: Did you say you tried to ping the DNS servers? You can also search the internet for public DNS servers, then substitute these for your regular ones to...
Summary: I use VPN thru cable internet to connect to work. I have admin rights, and can resolve to all resources on our network. The only issue I have is that ...
Summary: the problem is i cant browse the internet. it says i am connected to the internet but i left my computer on for an entire day and it sent 45,000 packe...
Summary: Steps for using Windows ICS: 1) put two nics in one pc 2) connect one nic in previous pc to cable 3) connect one nic in previous pc to hub 4) fire up ...
Summary: The cable is not the issue I think, otherwise you would get a delayed or not found response more than once. I feel the issue is in the properties of N...
Summary: I have a network of 40 Win98SE machines and an NT4 server with service pack 6a. After a while (around 4-5 hours) of being in use most of the 98 machin...
Summary: Hey folks... recently been dealing with an internet issue that brings up 'network timed out' messages constantly. Right now, I'm connected on the PC i...
Summary: Try to ping 4.2.2.2. If you get a reply, you can actually get out to the Internet, but if pinging google.com or yahoo.com does not return anything, th...
Summary: I'm clueless! I connect to the internet via a wireless laptop in my house; however, I seem to drop my connection every 30 minutes or so and have to re...
Summary: Hi If anyone can help with this problem that would be great because I'm on the verge of pulling my hair out. A 2 computer network, 1 PC set-up as clie...
Summary: I am having trouble browsing the other computers on my school's network. I am having no internet browsing problems though(as I am using my computer to...
Summary: Windows 98. Verizon (Fujitsu) DSL modem. Installed new Linksys 10/100 Ethernet Card because old Netgear 10/100 card was intermittently giving me snail...
Summary: I'm about to pull my hair out of my head because of my problems with my new cable internet service. I'm just curious, as we have one of these in our ...
Summary: Hi I have two internet service providers,I want to use one of them for chatting and the other for internet browsing I mean i don't want the client fee...
Summary: hello, I have set up a wireless sub-network for a small office. It's got a Win 2000 Server and 4 Windows 98 SE workstations. All the wireless hardware...
Summary: You definately need to have DNS in order for requests on the external (internet) side to be resolved. No resolution, no surfing. In a typical home sc...
Summary: In XP. Start ---> run CMD IPCONFIG /all The gatway is not always the IP of the ISPs server. most ISP will hide the acctual IP of their servers from t...
Summary: Hi all. I for some reason have to use the built in XP VPN to access a client's network. (My Cisco VPN Client v4.8.01.0300 does not let me connect for...
Summary: when ever i restart my computer, the internet will not connect, it will keep saying page cannot be displayed and have dns error. If i keep restarting ...
Summary: I have network of 3 computers, one is sharing DSL connection. This morning I found that one of the client computers had its LAN connection down. All I...
Summary: Are all PC's in the same WorkGroup ? Are you able to Ping one PC from the other (and vice versa) ? Also ... choose one of the 3 protocols that you lis...
Summary: Running 2 PC with Win2k Advance server one is set up as primary server, DNS, Dhcp for internal network connected to hub. Other box set up as gateway 2...
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