TCP/IP Error

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I'm running windows 2000 SP3. TCP/IP is not loading
correctly at startup. I can ping all internal servers but
can't connect to them and I am unable to ping any external
sites. I have checked the dns settings and all seem fine.
I have uninstalled the network card then re-added it and
re-installed tcp/ip but still the same fault.

Does anyone have any ideas????
 
Check TCP/IP Properties. You install Client for Microsoft Networks and File
and Printer Sharing for Microsoft Networks?
 
If you can ping internally, then TCP/IP is ok, but other
services may not be correct.

What are the results of ipconfig /all ?

More details on your problem will get you more concise
help.
 
I'm running windows 2000 SP3. TCP/IP is not loading
correctly at startup. I can ping all internal servers but
can't connect to them and I am unable to ping any external
sites. I have checked the dns settings and all seem fine.
I have uninstalled the network card then re-added it and
re-installed tcp/ip but still the same fault.

Does anyone have any ideas????
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Do you have the correct gateway IP? Also, as someone else suggested, make
sure you have the Client for Microsoft Networks installed. You may also
need File and Printer Sharing installed/enabled.
 
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