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by daguru Accepted solution
Call Comcast and have them verify that an IP is being dynamically assigned (of course, assuming that you're a dynamic IP customer as most are with Comcast) to the provisioned MAC.
If you're connection was working prior to their outage, then it should work now. If Comcast verifies that an IP is assigned to the provisioned MAC address on record, then they can ping the device. You must remote into your router and verify that the WAN side is in fact working by visually seeing the IP address and pinging the WAN IP from inside your network. If you can't then you've got issues on your side...incorrect mask, maybe?
I would also run IPCONFIG /FLUSHDNS at the command prompt drop your IP and then renew it again.
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