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Re: One for the networking experts
« Reply #15 on: 29 November 2006, 18:44:49 »
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I have tried the same dns servers used on the router and the 4.2.2.1, 4.2.2.2 dns servers but it still gives the same results

Might solve the prob if you set the router to obtain DNS via DHCP
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Re: One for the networking experts
« Reply #16 on: 29 November 2006, 18:46:58 »
Nope TD im using bulldog nowadays.
this box used to connect to BT using the old blue fish dsl modem and ran ics for the rest of the network but since I replaced the modem with a router it is just another terminal now.
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Re: One for the networking experts
« Reply #17 on: 29 November 2006, 18:48:02 »
hmmm ... not anything to do with the "Tunnel adapter Automatic Tunneling Pseudo-Interface" you have on that machine is it ???
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Re: One for the networking experts
« Reply #18 on: 29 November 2006, 18:53:21 »
Router now set to auto its dns and guess what all pcs but one still connect fine :(
Sounds I dunno what that tunnelling thingy is so I dunno.
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Re: One for the networking experts
« Reply #19 on: 29 November 2006, 18:55:23 »
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Nope TD im using bulldog nowadays.
this box used to connect to BT using the old blue fish dsl modem and ran ics for the rest of the network but since I replaced the modem with a router it is just another terminal now.

I just set my laptop to use those dns servers you posted......it did get there with OO.com but was a lot slower at resolving than my isp....

Hmmm suggest you delete all the network connections except the ethernet adaptor one.....any reason as Sounds says for the other network connections??

Give it a reboot and see what happens
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Re: One for the networking experts
« Reply #20 on: 29 November 2006, 18:59:51 »
The tunnel may be some vpn connections you may have set up? for work?

If none of others suggestions work, uninstall NIC, reboot, then reinstall NIC.  Seems its using btnet servers whatever is set against NIC. So either, VPN taking priority (find out when you delete tunnels), or registry corruption has 'dangle berries'ed current settings.
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Re: One for the networking experts
« Reply #21 on: 29 November 2006, 19:01:49 »
Ok network connections shown are nic, two firewire connections for the video card and mobo firewire ports (neither are connected to anything) and a bluetooth network which doesn't give the option to delete but is disabled anyway.
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Re: One for the networking experts
« Reply #22 on: 29 November 2006, 20:17:33 »
Uninstalled any unnecessary networking stuff from windows.
Uninstalled NIC
Rebooted
system reinstalled on reboot
still getting that bloody page   :(
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Re: One for the networking experts
« Reply #23 on: 29 November 2006, 20:34:48 »
Sorry, your ISP is Bulldog, and this page is the only page you can get?
yet Ping an IP, and you get a responce... andit seems you ping a name like Omegaowners.com, and get a reply..... So the TCP/IP on the PC is fine.so it's a browsing issue.
Are you using NAT, or are your PC's directly on the net??
Sounds like HTTP requestes from that IP are being forwarded the a specific host...(normally done when you don't pay your bill)....  :P

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Re: One for the networking experts
« Reply #24 on: 29 November 2006, 20:38:55 »
Also are there oany Outbound NATs on the router? Maybe one has been created in the router's moment of madness or something.
Finally aret there any Proxy server settings in your IE config?

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Re: One for the networking experts
« Reply #25 on: 29 November 2006, 20:55:51 »
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Sorry, your ISP is Bulldog, and this page is the only page you can get?
yet Ping an IP, and you get a responce... andit seems you ping a name like Omegaowners.com, and get a reply..... So the TCP/IP on the PC is fine.so it's a browsing issue.
Are you using NAT, or are your PC's directly on the net??
Sounds like HTTP requestes from that IP are being forwarded the a specific host...(normally done when you don't pay your bill)....  :P

Cheers.

Matt

Not quite right Matt, pinging OOC should use the IP 217.155.56.220 but it pings 194.73.73.50, and any other url I try to ping gets the same ip address.
Its connected thru a router which I believe uses NAT
No outbound NATs or any other forwarding set up on router
No proxy set in browser prob also occurs with ftp proggy but can be resolved by using ip addy of site rather than name.
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Re: One for the networking experts
« Reply #26 on: 29 November 2006, 21:06:18 »
Sorry I misread your problem.

So everything you try and do points to the same IP?

Sounds like you have a duff Transport Agent.

Get hold of "hijack this" (It's Free) run it on the duff PC, and post the output here...
Should be able to pick it up, and select the one to remove

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Re: One for the networking experts
« Reply #27 on: 29 November 2006, 21:08:30 »
Oh also what happens if you ping the other PC's on your own Subnet/Network?

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Re: One for the networking experts
« Reply #28 on: 29 November 2006, 21:30:49 »
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Re: One for the networking experts
« Reply #29 on: 29 November 2006, 21:31:52 »
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