Shot in the dark: I read something in a M$ publication today that a
WinModem not on the HCL can cause serious networking problems. I have yet
to validate this, but your problem is goofy. I would have guessed NAT
overloading as well. There's always the "proper" way to repair M$
problems... Format and Reinstall!
Good Luck.
Post a resolution when you get one.
Nate
""George Murphy CCNP"" wrote in message
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> Hey Folks... I just wanted to get your opinions on this:=0D
> =0D
> I snagged a side job (pays great) and am wondering about a situation. Ok.=
> =2E. here goes. One PC out of about 15 that work great can see Server res=
> ources but cannot browse the web or ping outside. They are using an NT 2k=
> Server, 2900XL switch and CELLPipe router to the web via ADSL. I have t=
> ried sitching drives, copycatting configs from other clients, reinstallin=
> g stack and client (no domain just a workgroup) and even a different NIC,=
> still no web for this node. I have checked th router and switch and ther=
> are no filters and no access lists.... yada yada yada... The only clue i=
> s the last group they had in did not resolve the server backup issues and=
> left things unresolvd so they let them go.... this makes me think there =
> may be some trickery in her since these folks left the router exposed to =
> the web with no password (which I have fixed) and were able to access unt=
> il yesterday. I guess my question in retrospect is there some way to bloc=
> k the bosses PC from TCP/IP via MAC address that I am rusty or unknowledg=
> able of????? What arer your thoughts.... The client is DHCP and the serve=
> r is no domain but providing DHCP and workgroup..?????
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