Will you please help?

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Janice

I have a W2K Server, that intermittantly can not access
the internet. I have replaced the nic, and cables and
have checked the settings on the Router (Cisco 2611), but
the problem still exists. On reboot, I can access the
internet for a day or two, but then outgoing traffic is
cut off and can only be regained by a reboot. I can
access the machine through Terminal Services and VPN even
when it can't reach the internet. Any help would be
appreciated.
Thank You
 
Janice said:
I have a W2K Server, that intermittantly can not access
the internet. I have replaced the nic, and cables and
have checked the settings on the Router (Cisco 2611), but
the problem still exists. On reboot, I can access the
internet for a day or two, but then outgoing traffic is
cut off and can only be regained by a reboot. I can
access the machine through Terminal Services and VPN even
when it can't reach the internet. Any help would be
appreciated.
Thank You
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Please be more precise when you say that you
cannot access the Internet.
- Cannot resolve domain names? (e.g. when
trying to ping www.google.com)
- Fails to get test packets returned? (e.g. when
pinging 64.233.168.104)
- Outgoing / incoming packets visible on the network
adapter counter?

By the way, you will attract the attention of many more
respondents if you compose a meaningful Subject line
to your post.
 
in message : I have a W2K Server, that intermittantly can not access
: the internet. I have replaced the nic, and cables and
: have checked the settings on the Router (Cisco 2611), but
: the problem still exists. On reboot, I can access the
: internet for a day or two, but then outgoing traffic is
: cut off and can only be regained by a reboot. I can
: access the machine through Terminal Services and VPN even
: when it can't reach the internet. Any help would be
: appreciated.
: Thank You

Hi Janice...

Please tell us how things are connected, what the setup is, any relevant
configuration information and showing ipconfig /all of the system involved
really helps. We cannot see what you see so please try to make it as visual
as possible.

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