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> mistral wrote:
> Flamer <(E-Mail Removed)> wrote in message
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> mistral wrote:
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> I am move to new ISP, conection via broadband cable modem (via cable TV
> line). Modem is attached and all network settings configured properly,
> accordingly ISP requirements.
>
> But Internet Explorer can no load any web pages. Browser status bar show
> "Connecting to site: IP .. .." and correct IP, but no any page loads. At
> the
> same time, ping is working, Outlook Express email is working, FTP program
> is
> working, news account msnews.microsoft.coms also working. ISP say internet
> signal is normal from they side, he can ping my modem from they office.
> I have the following Network components installed:
>
> Client for MS Networks;
> Realtek RTL8029(AS) PCI Ethernet NIC;
> TCP/IP
> We tried also configure connections use Internet Conection
> Wizard("connection through a LAN", no any checkbox selected for proxy
> settings configuration), this not help also.
>
> All worked normally in my previous ISP (Ethernet, LAN), I used this win98
> PC
> and never had any problems. ISP recommends use win XP and can no help
> anymore.
>
> I also uninstall IE6.0 SP1, back to IE5.5, but this not help. Now I can
> no
> even install back IE6.0 SP1, since small ie6setup.exe setup file
> required
> communicate with microsoft website to download updates -but I have no
> internet connection!
>
> mistral
>> >
>> > Hi what have you got in your ie connectiom settings? goto tools/inet
>> > options/connections, it should say connect directly via lan and
>> > automatically discover settings. open up a cmd window and type ipconfig
>> > /flush_dns and ipconfig /renew
>> >
>> > if you can ping to google.com froma cmd window there its just a simple
>> > config error in ie (ie and outlook use the same settings) have you
>> > alaso ensured that the option work offline is not ticked, i believe
>> > that under file> on the ie menu.
>> >
>> > If you have any firewalls running try and shut them down and see if
>> > that helps.
>> > Flamer.
I've checked 'automatically detect settings' in LAN connections in IE -
this not help.
Not sure where is 'work offline' option. IE detect target website IP
address correctly and display it in browser status bar. Firewalls is
disabled.(software firewall)
mistral
> I would suggest rebooting the cable modem, pull the power plug from the
> back and leave out for 4-5 mins then plug back in and wait. is the
> cable modem a router aswell? could be acting as a firewall. the ip
> address you use on your pc, where did you get it, was it asigned to you
> or did you make it up?
> Flamer.
Finally, I reinstall IE6.0 SP1 back. Checked all network settings, then
went through Internet Conection Wizard set internet
connection again. The same result - pages not loads. ISP engineer already
tried unplug power cord then plug back into modem. Cable modem is not the
router, have no firewall built-in, it acts as broadband cable modem only
(Thomson).The IP addresss is assigned me dynamically, not static IP.
FTP work, e-mail work, only pages not loads. ISP say someting wrong in my
system. Definitely, problem is more complex, not perfectly obvious.
mistral
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