connections and stuff

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Cpt Monkey Fiend

A couple of things to note, using my uberl33t skills I suspect you're using a cable broadband connection with atlantic.

One thing to note with cable modems is that if they are disconnected from the ISP e.g. network fault, many will assign what appears to be a LAN type connection IP e.g. 192.168.100.1 etc.,

Since I presume this problem is happening with all the NICs that you have, hardware faults are unlikely.

Do you have a dynamic IP or static IP - if its a static IP, you could manually set your IP to this For XP - (start>control panel>network connections>right click on LAN>properties>select tcp/ip>properties>use the following IP)

good luck,

Monkeyfiend

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win xp ip problem - Tr ch8ind 2004-11-20 15:15:27
- >connections and stuff - Cpt Monkey Fiend 2004-11-21 07:48:16 <

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Message:	On 2004-11-21 07:48:16, Monkey Fiend wrote >A couple of things to note, using my uberl33t skills I suspect you're using a cable broadband connection with atlantic. > >One thing to note with cable modems is that if they are disconnected from the ISP e.g. network fault, many will assign what appears to be a LAN type connection IP e.g. 192.168.100.1 etc., > >Since I presume this problem is happening with all the NICs that you have, hardware faults are unlikely. > >Do you have a dynamic IP or static IP - if its a static IP, you could manually set your IP to this For XP - (start>control panel>network connections>right click on LAN>properties>select tcp/ip>properties>use the following IP) > >good luck, > > Monkeyfiend > >
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