You may want to re-set the router. This case study may help,
Solved: Can't access the Internet
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Bob Lin, MS-MVP, MCSE & CNE
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"swb317" <(E-Mail Removed)> wrote in message news:CF32124E-FC58-4166-A019-(E-Mail Removed)...
Hi folks,
I have a really weird situation.
I have a server running Windows 2003 R2 standard server set up with the
following:
DHCP server
DNS server
NAT routing and remote access
Two network cards:
first card: attached to DSL modem/router, automatically assigned IP address
by DSL router; public interface of NAT
Second card: fixed IP address, 192.168.16.2; private interface of NAT
For several days everything worked great, server and everything attached to
it had Internet access. All of a sudden, last Friday, nothing works.
I can ping the public and private interfaces and the DSL modem from any
computer on the network. Using the DSL modem diagnostics, I can ping any
address (or URL) on the Internet.
When I attempt to load a web page, there is no connectivity. When I use the
command line and attempt to ping IP addresses on the Internet, there is a
failure. When I use the command line and attempt to ping the URL, DNS
resolves correct IP address but cannot successfully ping.
If I hook another computer directly to the DSL router, there is no problem
with Internet access.
Any ideas what's going on with the Windows 2003 server?