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Old April 12th, 2004, 09:15 AM
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DHCP Network having issues with one computer
I have 5 computers setup on my local network 4 of them are having no problems connecting the fifth can connect to the network but can not get online I have reset TCPIP and still nothing I just keep getting can not detect proxy settings or DNS error any ideas guys
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Old April 12th, 2004, 09:49 AM
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I presume that you can connect to the network OK, just not the Internet. Can you see if you can access http://66.102.11.104 ? If you can, then there is a DNS problem. You need to find out your ISPs DNS servers and enter them as the DNS servers in the NIC properties.
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make sure that the gateway setting is pointing towards your PC or router sharing out the internet. If you don't have a router, GET ONE!!

As far as DHCP, well we won't go there for edwins sake, hehe... Just kidding.

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Extra info would be nice ...
Just wondered - did the network work ok in the past?? or did you just add a new computer?

Some routers have 5 connectors at the back, but the 5th one is not really a LAN I don't think because I connect my DSL modem there
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