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September 20, 2010 at 03:57 PM
locolobo

Have local connectivity but can’t connect to internet or remote network

by locolobo . Updated 15 years, 9 months ago

We are in the process of changing windows domains. Our new domain is on Windows Server 2003. About half of my workstations can connect to the local network, but cannot connect to the internet. The DC does connect to the internet so those who don’t have internet access still have email.

Ipconfig shows the gateways and subnet masks are the same for both sets of workstations. Running tracert to a remote server is almost exactly the same; the workstations that can access the internet go thru 4 hops, then “Request timed out” twice then find the remote server. The workstations that don’t have remote access go thru the exact same 4 hops, but time out until failure. I have gone thru the network settings but cannot find any differences except the individual IPs. We are using static IP.

I have contacted our “ISP” but they insist their routers and switches are fine.

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