ok i'll try to make as simple as it can be
according the local area network thing on the left of the clock
i can send but i cannot receive any thingand the connection is not working
any suggestion
network problem
network problem
os: winXP
ok i'll try to make as simple as it can be
according the local area network thing on the left of the clock i can send but i cannot receive any thing
and the connection is not working
any suggestion
ok i'll try to make as simple as it can be
according the local area network thing on the left of the clock
i can send but i cannot receive any thingand the connection is not working
any suggestion
There is an UNEQUAL amount of good and bad in most things, the trick is to work out the ratio and act accordingly. "The Jester"
two things that are important -
DNS IP - this server provided by your ISP, resolves URL into IP so it can find the webhost for that URL
Gateway IP - this is the jump off to get from your computer or private network - onto the ISP
If you can send - it means your card/computer's NIC is working - but it does not mean you have the right settings to get on the internet - hence the two IPs you need to check.
The ping test - if you cmd.exe and then ping 'www.google.com' - if it says "unable to resolve host" your DNS server is wrong or down. If you enter the IP of google.com ( 72.14.204.99 ) and if it works, again - your DNS server is FUXORED. Try opendns.org. By entering the IP - the computer does not need the DNS server to translate URL..
If it resolves the URL to an IP, but you get 100% packets lost - your gateway is messed. This means your ISP is down, or you have the wrong network settings - as in the case of roaming systems - ie wifi. You can have the wrong protocol, the wrong IP.
BTW - do the basic checkout - cables, router on, wifi on, "did anyone do anything recently to this computer?"
Good luck.
DNR
DNS IP - this server provided by your ISP, resolves URL into IP so it can find the webhost for that URL
Gateway IP - this is the jump off to get from your computer or private network - onto the ISP
If you can send - it means your card/computer's NIC is working - but it does not mean you have the right settings to get on the internet - hence the two IPs you need to check.
The ping test - if you cmd.exe and then ping 'www.google.com' - if it says "unable to resolve host" your DNS server is wrong or down. If you enter the IP of google.com ( 72.14.204.99 ) and if it works, again - your DNS server is FUXORED. Try opendns.org. By entering the IP - the computer does not need the DNS server to translate URL..
If it resolves the URL to an IP, but you get 100% packets lost - your gateway is messed. This means your ISP is down, or you have the wrong network settings - as in the case of roaming systems - ie wifi. You can have the wrong protocol, the wrong IP.
BTW - do the basic checkout - cables, router on, wifi on, "did anyone do anything recently to this computer?"
Good luck.
DNR
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He gives wisdom to the wise and knowledge to the discerning. He reveals deep and hidden things; he knows what lies in Darkness, and Light dwells with him.
He gives wisdom to the wise and knowledge to the discerning. He reveals deep and hidden things; he knows what lies in Darkness, and Light dwells with him.
