Getting in line behind the rest and adding that I would carefully examine
the properties of the nics that work and compare them to the properties of
the nics that don't work. Remove all services on the nics that don't work
that are not on the ones that work. In fact make good notes and remove all
the services, run the Fix It wizard from here
http://support.microsoft.com/kb/299357
then reinstall the Client for Microsoft Networks, File and Print Sharing
and nothing else. I have seem some really strange stuff applied to the nic
settings, and once removed the systems worked fine.
Be certain there is only one wired nic active when you join the network,
and be certain that that is working before activating and switching to wireless,
if in fact you switch at all.
-
Larry
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>
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> installing a firewall that would prevent external web site access.
>
> Can a non-domain joined laptop or workstation attached directly to a
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>
> Have you tried re-running CEICW and/or tried different DNS nameservers
> from your ISP?
>
> "mark-docendo" <markdocendo@newsgroup> wrote in
> message news:F6AACE5E-60B8-42C9-9BDF-7E2A52C8EF9E@newsgroup
>
>> DHCP is giving ip and none set manual - Access to everything on
>> network is
>> fine ITS LITERALLY JUST EXTERNAL WEBSITES - and if i change to usb
>> adapter
>> all OK
>> One pc doing it could be some block somewhere but another 2 brand new
>> pcs cant understand it.
>>
>> Any other ideas?? PLEASE!!
>>
>> "Dave Nickason [SBS MVP]" wrote:
>>
>>> I'd start by making sure the effected PCs are getting their IP
>>> addresses
>>> from DHCP on the SBS, and that none of the tcp/ip settings are set
>>> manually.
>>> Compare an ipconfig /all from an effected PC from that of one that's
>>> working
>>> as expected. On the effected PCs, open a cmd prompt with run as
>>> admin
>>> and
>>> do ipconfig /flushdns.
>>> "mark-docendo" <markdocendo@newsgroup> wrote in
>>> message news:90AA4490-F349-461F-810C-F82372C1D9DE@newsgroup
>>>
>>>> HELP!!
>>>>
>>>> Have 4 new dell computers all connected to sbs 2003
>>>>
>>>> Server setup
>>>> Single NIC sbs standard 2003 with Draytek router & Sonicwall
>>>> firewall
>>>> with
>>>> CA antivirus
>>>> 2 of the dells were installed pre christmas and worked fine for a
>>>> few
>>>> weeks
>>>> then one suddenly stopped going on external web sites - Tried all
>>>> usual
>>>> adding static IPs and DNS etc - NOTHING WORKED - So in desperation
>>>> added
>>>> USB
>>>> LAN adapter - ALL WORKED FINE. (assumed that the sonicwall had
>>>> blocked
>>>> the
>>>> net card via Mac address or something - so didnt think much more
>>>> about
>>>> it)
>>>> UNTIL NOW - Bought two new dell optiplexs and added them to SBS
>>>> via connect compter
>>>>
>>>> new pcs see internal network get email via exchange & outlook open
>>>> docs
>>>> etc
>>>> and even opens default intranet page - But as soon as you go onto
>>>> web
>>>> it
>>>> cant
>>>> display page.
>>>> However, if I disable onboard LAN and add USB Lan works fine
>>>>
>>>> EXACTLY AS THE ONE PC THAT WENT BAD EARLIER (PUZZLING THING IS THE
>>>> OTHER
>>>> PC
>>>> OF THE ORIGINAL 2 WORKS FINE)
>>>> ANY IDEAS ITS DRIVING ME MAD....
>>>>
>>> .
>>>