[Chugalug] Windows wierdness

[Robert Werner]

Have you tried rebuilding the TCP/IP stack with netsh? I'm presuming this is XP.

c:\>netsh int ip reset resetlog.txt

When you get the next cmd prompt, reboot and all should be well.

----- Original Message ----
From: Meds Mail <med at hophoto.com>
To: dave at brockmans.com; CHUGALUG <chugalug at chugalug.org>
Sent: Tuesday, November 6, 2007 10:42:02 AM
Subject: Re: [Chugalug] Windows wierdness

yep.. can ping my router... from it....  and I tried giveing it a IP .. that didnt work. .and neither does dhcp.. but the linux box is on the same switch and its fine... (per Mail).. and the mac is too... not sure on what to do now... on re name.  what is the normal port for internet.. on windows??

med



On Tue, 2007-11-06 at 08:49 -0500, Dave Brockman wrote: 
> Everything in the building has internet..and is fine.. one Windows box
> says its connected but wont do a thing... the router says its connected
> and it is running  with dhcp.... I for some reason have a Internet
> Connecition Icon I have never had before... I still have 1394 and local
> but not sure on the gateway connection.. not sure what for... this box
> and the linux box. and the mac are all on the same network.. and all
> share.. but this one... windows box took  a left turn some where....
> thats what I get for Ftp some files that took hours. I guess
>
> any Ideas?/
>

What are the properties/description of the new connection?

Do you have an IP address?  Does it match your subnet?
Does it get a gateway?  Can you ping it?  Can you ping
the DHCP server?

Lots of nasty malware that screw with Win IP stack...

-Dave

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