Bryan
January 9th 04, 06:37 PM
Can you release and renew your address IP address at work?
If not, the network speed and duplex setting could cause
this. Make sure the hub/switch settings at work match
the configuration for your NIC.
HTH
>-----Original Message-----
>I have a network setup at home using DHCP, I have
>absolutely no problems in using this network. When I
bring
>my laptop into work, I can obtain a DHCP address however
I
>am not able to ping or use any network resources. Other
>people in the office experience no problems bringing in
>and connecting their laptops. I have also assigned a
>static IP address and this has the same effect.
>The "Packets Received" is always 0 while the packets
>transmitted does increase. I have tried clearning all
the
>ARP cache, I can ping 127.0.0.1 Any ideas ?
>.
>
If not, the network speed and duplex setting could cause
this. Make sure the hub/switch settings at work match
the configuration for your NIC.
HTH
>-----Original Message-----
>I have a network setup at home using DHCP, I have
>absolutely no problems in using this network. When I
bring
>my laptop into work, I can obtain a DHCP address however
I
>am not able to ping or use any network resources. Other
>people in the office experience no problems bringing in
>and connecting their laptops. I have also assigned a
>static IP address and this has the same effect.
>The "Packets Received" is always 0 while the packets
>transmitted does increase. I have tried clearning all
the
>ARP cache, I can ping 127.0.0.1 Any ideas ?
>.
>