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I have a computer that will not allow me to get onto the internet at all using a broadband connection. I can get on with my other computer through my linksys router with no problem. I have tried 3 different network cards from 3 different manufacturers with the current one being an Intel Pro 100 card. I cannot get the machine to receive a valid ip address automatically. I manually input the ip address, gateway and subnet. After doing this, I can ping a numerical address anywhere on the net. However, I still cannot ping a dns address such as ping /www.yahoo.com I can only ping a numerical address if I have the tcp/ip setup manually. If I try to get it to automatically obtain an ip address, then I cannot even ping anything. I can ping the localhost just fine even when the ip address is set to auto obtain. I have spent more than an hour on the phone with the intel tech and still it is not working. PLEASE SOMEONE HELP ME. Thanks! |
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Chris, this newsgroup supports Microsoft's Broadband Networking hardware and software only. I suggest you post to one of the general networking newsgroups by whatever operating system you're running, or contact Linksys support. -- Chris H. Microsoft Windows MVP Associate Expert Expert Zone - www.microsoft.com/windowsxp/expertzone "chris" <(E-Mail Removed)> wrote in message news:08c001c3da54$463e4560$(E-Mail Removed)... > I have a computer that will not allow me to get onto the > internet at all using a broadband connection. I can get > on with my other computer through my linksys router with > no problem. I have tried 3 different network cards from > 3 different manufacturers with the current one being an > Intel Pro 100 card. I cannot get the machine to receive > a valid ip address automatically. I manually input the > ip address, gateway and subnet. After doing this, I can > ping a numerical address anywhere on the net. However, I > still cannot ping a dns address such as > ping /www.yahoo.com > > I can only ping a numerical address if I have the tcp/ip > setup manually. If I try to get it to automatically > obtain an ip address, then I cannot even ping anything. > I can ping the localhost just fine even when the ip > address is set to auto obtain. > > I have spent more than an hour on the phone with the > intel tech and still it is not working. PLEASE SOMEONE > HELP ME. Thanks! |