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Brad Pears
We have a strange issue with a particular XP pro SP2 machine in our domain.
If I log onto this machine as the local administrator, I can access the
internet no problems. The user who sits at this machine was unable to access
the internet until I gave her local admin privs on this machine - not even
the power users group did the trick. Another user who sits at this machine
in the evenings was also unable to access the internet using her domain
logon. When I gave her domain account local admin rights on that machine (as
I had done for the previous user I mentioned) I expected that would solve
the problem. NOPE!! She still is unable to access the internet - simply
gets a "page unable to be displayed" for any site she attempts to visit!
I tried pinging some sites and that worked just fine so traffic is getting
through - maybe port 80 is somehow being blocked? I turned off the firewall
just in case - and that still did not fix the issue. The strange thing is
that this user can log onto other machines and access the internet so it
must be somehow related to something on that PC - I just do not know where
to look next...
Has anyone got any suggestions on trouble shooting this issue?
Thanks,
Brad
If I log onto this machine as the local administrator, I can access the
internet no problems. The user who sits at this machine was unable to access
the internet until I gave her local admin privs on this machine - not even
the power users group did the trick. Another user who sits at this machine
in the evenings was also unable to access the internet using her domain
logon. When I gave her domain account local admin rights on that machine (as
I had done for the previous user I mentioned) I expected that would solve
the problem. NOPE!! She still is unable to access the internet - simply
gets a "page unable to be displayed" for any site she attempts to visit!
I tried pinging some sites and that worked just fine so traffic is getting
through - maybe port 80 is somehow being blocked? I turned off the firewall
just in case - and that still did not fix the issue. The strange thing is
that this user can log onto other machines and access the internet so it
must be somehow related to something on that PC - I just do not know where
to look next...
Has anyone got any suggestions on trouble shooting this issue?
Thanks,
Brad