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Hi
I've got three machines in a home office, a Win XP Home, a Linux and a
Mac (I'm a web developer). The Win XP Home suddenly can't see the
Internet. I can't think what's changed.
The router seems fine, the XP machine can ping another machine on the
network, but can't ping either a URL or external IP.
I'm seeing no error messages other than browser (IE and Firefox)
saying the website's timed out.
I'm running ZoneAlarm (scanning now, just in case), and that can't see
the Internet either.
I've looked in control panel, network, at the ethernet card and all
seems OK.
DDNS is working because I've got an IP address, there's nothing on the
router to block access.
AFAIK Windows is up to date.
ipconfig says:
Conn-specific DNS suffix: domain_not_set.invalid (the only thing I'm
not sure I 'get')
IP addr: 192.168.1.66
Subnet mask: 255.255.255.0
default gateway: 192.168.1.1
which, barring the first line, seems fine.
OK, I may have missed something (I'm not a networking expert), but
that's the overview of the scenario.
How can I diagnose and fix this?
Cheers
I've got three machines in a home office, a Win XP Home, a Linux and a
Mac (I'm a web developer). The Win XP Home suddenly can't see the
Internet. I can't think what's changed.
The router seems fine, the XP machine can ping another machine on the
network, but can't ping either a URL or external IP.
I'm seeing no error messages other than browser (IE and Firefox)
saying the website's timed out.
I'm running ZoneAlarm (scanning now, just in case), and that can't see
the Internet either.
I've looked in control panel, network, at the ethernet card and all
seems OK.
DDNS is working because I've got an IP address, there's nothing on the
router to block access.
AFAIK Windows is up to date.
ipconfig says:
Conn-specific DNS suffix: domain_not_set.invalid (the only thing I'm
not sure I 'get')
IP addr: 192.168.1.66
Subnet mask: 255.255.255.0
default gateway: 192.168.1.1
which, barring the first line, seems fine.
OK, I may have missed something (I'm not a networking expert), but
that's the overview of the scenario.
How can I diagnose and fix this?
Cheers