will not route through routers

I have a windows 98 computer

We use a hawking router with a ipaddress of 192.168.1.1 on the local side
I have tried to dhcp and static the ip address on this machine.
I have set the address to the gateway and removed it withthe dhcp

all the other machines are working just fine. with no problems going out.

I have taken it to a different location using a windows 2003 server to route
the ip.
tried all the above and still nothing

I get an ipaddress and dns and gateways from dns but nothing beyond.

I can ping any machine on the network but I cannot ping the other side of
either router. I can even pull down the web page of my local server

What do you think could be stoping it at the local side and not getting
outside the local network.

On Mon, 9 May 2005 13:50:08 -0700, Mike Ryan wrote:

> I have a windows 98 computer
>
> We use a hawking router with a ipaddress of 192.168.1.1 on the local side
> I have tried to dhcp and static the ip address on this machine.
> I have set the address to the gateway and removed it withthe dhcp
>
> all the other machines are working just fine. with no problems going out.
>
> I have taken it to a different location using a windows 2003 server to route
> the ip.
> tried all the above and still nothing
>
> I get an ipaddress and dns and gateways from dns but nothing beyond.
>
> I can ping any machine on the network but I cannot ping the other side of
> either router. I can even pull down the web page of my local server
>
> What do you think could be stoping it at the local side and not getting
> outside the local network.

Mike,
Have you found the culprit yet. I seem to have the same scenario. Mixed
OS's on a fixed IP address Windows 2000 Domain. From a singe Win98 machine
I cannot get through the router. I have changed the IP address to one I
know works, even on another Win98 Machine, still no joy. I can ping any
local address, but not an external one. Looking at OS re-install but would
like to avoid if possible.
--
HK