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Network connectivity limited despite having ip address
I have a new Dell Dimension 3000 and network connectivity is not working
completely. Initially, it's assigning the 169.xxx.xxx.xxx ip address to the nic. Using another computer, I know that the network port and cable are good and receiving ip addresses from the Win 2003 server as expected. If I force a rebuild of the Winsock layer and reset, I get an IP address from the dhcp server. It appears to log onto the domain as I do get my network drives via the logon script, but I can not access the Internet. If I drop to command line, I can ping sites outside of the local domain. If I ping www.yahoo.com, I do get a reply but instead of the usual response 'pinging www.yahoo.akadns.net {68.142.226.41} with 32 bytes of data' where the ip address is, there are unusual characters (an 'o' in a superscript and a 'y' with 2 dots over each of the upper points of the 'y'). The computer also beeps as though it received a beep character in the string. The Replies all have the proper ip address in the reply line. If I do an ipconfig /release it will release, but if I do an ipconfig /renew, I get the following message... An error occurred renewing interface Local Area Connection 2: The requested service provide could not be loaded or initialized. At this point I need to force a rebuild of the winsock layer again and reset. (Just restarting doesn't clear it up.) I disabled the nic in the bios (it's built onto the motherboard) and installed a known good std. pci nic. It does exactly the same thing. I set the nic (both of them) with a fixed ip address and fixed dns server. Basically the same problem. Still can't access the Internet. I ran the Dell diagnostics to no advantage. It passed all the tests. I thought I'd try to see if anyone has an answer before I reinstall the OS. Thanks in advance for the assistance. Regards, Bill |
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Network connectivity limited despite having ip address
Bill Marquardt wrote:
I have a new Dell Dimension 3000 and network connectivity is not working completely. Initially, it's assigning the 169.xxx.xxx.xxx ip address to the nic. Using another computer, I know that the network port and cable are good and receiving ip addresses from the Win 2003 server as expected. If I force a rebuild of the Winsock layer and reset, I get an IP address from the dhcp server. It appears to log onto the domain as I do get my network drives via the logon script, but I can not access the Internet. If I drop to command line, I can ping sites outside of the local domain. If I ping www.yahoo.com, I do get a reply but instead of the usual response 'pinging www.yahoo.akadns.net {68.142.226.41} with 32 bytes of data' where the ip address is, there are unusual characters (an 'o' in a superscript and a 'y' with 2 dots over each of the upper points of the 'y'). The computer also beeps as though it received a beep character in the string. The Replies all have the proper ip address in the reply line. If I do an ipconfig /release it will release, but if I do an ipconfig /renew, I get the following message... An error occurred renewing interface Local Area Connection 2: The requested service provide could not be loaded or initialized. At this point I need to force a rebuild of the winsock layer again and reset. (Just restarting doesn't clear it up.) I disabled the nic in the bios (it's built onto the motherboard) and installed a known good std. pci nic. It does exactly the same thing. I set the nic (both of them) with a fixed ip address and fixed dns server. Basically the same problem. Still can't access the Internet. I ran the Dell diagnostics to no advantage. It passed all the tests. I thought I'd try to see if anyone has an answer before I reinstall the OS. Thanks in advance for the assistance. Regards, Bill Did you try http://www.cexx.org/lspfix.htm ? |
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Network connectivity limited despite having ip address
"Lanwench [MVP - Exchange]" wrote: Bill Marquardt wrote: I have a new Dell Dimension 3000 and network connectivity is not working completely. Initially, it's assigning the 169.xxx.xxx.xxx ip address to the nic. Using another computer, I know that the network port and cable are good and receiving ip addresses from the Win 2003 server as expected. If I force a rebuild of the Winsock layer and reset, I get an IP address from the dhcp server. It appears to log onto the domain as I do get my network drives via the logon script, but I can not access the Internet. If I drop to command line, I can ping sites outside of the local domain. If I ping www.yahoo.com, I do get a reply but instead of the usual response 'pinging www.yahoo.akadns.net {68.142.226.41} with 32 bytes of data' where the ip address is, there are unusual characters (an 'o' in a superscript and a 'y' with 2 dots over each of the upper points of the 'y'). The computer also beeps as though it received a beep character in the string. The Replies all have the proper ip address in the reply line. If I do an ipconfig /release it will release, but if I do an ipconfig /renew, I get the following message... An error occurred renewing interface Local Area Connection 2: The requested service provide could not be loaded or initialized. At this point I need to force a rebuild of the winsock layer again and reset. (Just restarting doesn't clear it up.) I disabled the nic in the bios (it's built onto the motherboard) and installed a known good std. pci nic. It does exactly the same thing. I set the nic (both of them) with a fixed ip address and fixed dns server. Basically the same problem. Still can't access the Internet. I ran the Dell diagnostics to no advantage. It passed all the tests. I thought I'd try to see if anyone has an answer before I reinstall the OS. Thanks in advance for the assistance. Regards, Bill Did you try http://www.cexx.org/lspfix.htm ? I'll give it a try through I did use another program that I assume did the same thing -- WinSockXPFix . This one may do something different. I'll give it a try when I head into the clients this morning. Thanks, Bill |
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