Windows

Well, I assume that your DUN is to the ISP and not to your network.
Well, if your network uses Proxy for the network, your browser will need to reflect that ( configuration under, Tool, Internet Options, Connections, Lan Settings.
If I am right about the Proxy, try setting that option to Automatically detect settings.

Good luck!

If you're saying you can ping, tracert, get name resoltion, the problem isn't with DUN, it's with IE. I'd bet if you load a 32 bit version of netscape that'll work fine.

I'd look at the following.

1. Look to see if the content advisor is enabled

2. Make sure the The security settings aren't jacked sky high

3. Make sure that there isn't a proxy enabled. We can thank those Free CDs from companies like Prodigy for this one

4. Look for any extra winsock.dlls. Even though yousaid you looked for wsock32, it will still use that file.

Good Luck to you

Mark

Oh puh-leez. Netscape...Ha haa. Proxy? Well, if you can ping names then there is more than likely no proxy, especially at as ISP!

What I would do is COMPLETELY delete all network protocols and IE and reboot 5o times and then reinstall. You may even try a different PC and isolate the problem to your PC having the problem only,

When using DUN, you must disable your Proxy Client. Click Start/Settings/Control Panel. Double-click the Proxy Client applet and uncheck both boxes. Close Proxy Client. Start your DUN connection.

Now when you get back to the office, don't forget to check the boxes and click Update now in Proxy Client. Then start your browser.

Enjoy!

Continuation of Proposed Answer 4.

Sorry, I forgot to mention that in DUN, change your Internet Option/Connection to "Connect using my modem."

And when you're back to the office change it to "Connect using LAN" or something like that.

Enjoy!