XP LAN connection

[StevieG]

On the new XP machine, what does the command ipconfig /all tell you?

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okay.. Ipconfig /all gives me...(using shorthand a bit, written down and then typed)

Windows IP Configuration:

Host name....:Christy (computers name)
Primary DNS suffix.....:
Type.:hybrid
IP routing enabled.....:no
WINS proxy enabled..:no
DNS suffix search list.....:insightbb.com

Ethernet adapter Local Area Connection

Connection specific DNS suffix...:insightbb.com
description....:Intel pro/100 ve network connection
physical adress....mac adress of machine)
DHCP enabled....:yes
autoconfiguration enabled.:yes
IP address...:192.168.01.101 (leased .04 yesterday switched up today, this computer is on .100)
Subnet mask......:255.255.255.0
Default Gateway.:192.168.0.1
DHCP server..:192.168.0.1
DNS server.:192.168.0.1

lease obtained today at 1:19 (reboot)
lease expires november 2nd

[StevieG]

sure looks like you are geting an address, and you can ping addresses from the prompt, but IE fails to connect...

other computers using the router do not have this problem?

from Christy, try using ftp to reach a server like ftp.cac.psu.edu - do you get through?

What are the Windows firewall settings on Christy right now?

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No other computers have this problem on the router, the old computer worked fine in the same port. I am trying to figure out how to do an ftp. I have telneted via port 80 (read that was a good way to test connection without IE) and it worked.

This happens with the firewall on or off.

[StevieG]

What happens if you put an IP address into the address bar of IE? For instance, http://69.20.77.98?

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same thing, nothing. If I type in a web adress it will report it found the site, just stalls after that.

Also, if I goto my router 192.168.0.1 I instantly get the login window, and enter the password and it stalls out trying to show my router home page.

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ftp to the cac site, through IE

I get a server was reset message

[MyMindIsGoing]

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IP address...:192.168.01.101

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To be on the same subnet the tre first "colums" (or what ever you call them) must be equal. 192.168.01.x is not on the same subnet as 192.168.0.x if subnetmask is 255.255.255.0 so remove that '1' you got extra there and try again.

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I wondered that too, this computer is on 192.168.01.100 and works. And I had that computer on 192.168.01.4 earlier with no progress. I will try switching it to .10 and see though.

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And oops that was a typo it is on 192.168.0.101