Re: Re: no web page

it is going straight to a dsl modem not a server

Dragonfly < dragonfly%40pacbell.net">dragonflypacbell.net> wrote: Raymond,

do you have a local IT guy? If you cannot get any web pages to load, I
suspect that it was done deliberately. The default when windows is
loaded is to allow all access that is available. If your system is set
up to get an IP address from the local server, you will need to speak to
your local admin.

As Desco recommended, do an nslookup. I also suggest you process command
'ipconfig /all'

If can feel like you are grasping at straws if you are blocked at the
server.

Dragonfly

Raymond Flores wrote:
&gt;
> its all of them
>;
> "Allen D. Tate" < allendtate%40yahoo.com">allendtateyahoo.com <mailto:allendtate%40yahoo.com>>
> wrote: Is it a specific page that won't come up or all of them? If it's a
> specific page, I'd make sure the web server software is running on the
> machine you're trying to bring up.
>
> --- In Computer_Help_and_Discussion%40yahoogroups.com">Computer_Help_and_Discussionyahoogroups.com
> <mailto:Computer_Help_and_Discussion%40yahoogroups.com>, Raymond Flores
&gt; <casper717...> wrote:
&gt; >
>; > I have ben pulling my hair out trying to understand why i cant get a
> web page up at work. It is a dell and using a dsl modem. I have
>; uninstalled the a t n t software and i have macfee disabled. I have
>; an ip address and i can ping and tracert so I know the card is
> working. What should i try? I feel like I am grasping for stars
&gt; right now
>
>

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Is it a DSL modem and not a router? Are you using PPoE? How is the
process of logging to the DSL account on taken care of?

Are you sending email through the DSL modem? Is your computer the only
one connected to the modem (Is there any traffic through the modem)? Are
the lights on the modem blinking?

Dragonfly

Raymond Flores wrote:
&gt;
> it is going straight to a dsl modem not a server
&gt;
> Dragonfly < dragonfly%40pacbell.net">dragonflypacbell.net <mailto:dragonfly%40pacbell.net>>;
> wrote: Raymond,
>
>; do you have a local IT guy? If you cannot get any web pages to load, I
> suspect that it was done deliberately. The default when windows is
> loaded is to allow all access that is available. If your system is set
> up to get an IP address from the local server, you will need to speak to
> your local admin.
&gt;
> As Desco recommended, do an nslookup. I also suggest you process command
> 'ipconfig /all'
&gt;
> If can feel like you are grasping at straws if you are blocked at the
> server.
>
> Dragonfly
>
&gt; Raymond Flores wrote:
&gt; >
>; > its all of them
>; >
>; > "Allen D. Tate" < allendtate%40yahoo.com">allendtateyahoo.com
> <mailto:allendtate%40yahoo.com> <mailto:allendtate%40yahoo.com>>
> > wrote: Is it a specific page that won't come up or all of them? If
> it's a
> > specific page, I'd make sure the web server software is running on the
> > machine you're trying to bring up.
> >
>; > --- In Computer_Help_and_Discussion%40yahoogroups.com">Computer_Help_and_Discussionyahoogroups.com
> <mailto:Computer_Help_and_Discussion%40yahoogroups.com>
> > <mailto:Computer_Help_and_Discussion%40yahoogroups.com>, Raymond Flores
&gt; > <casper717...> wrote:
&gt; > >
>; > > I have ben pulling my hair out trying to understand why i cant get a
> > web page up at work. It is a dell and using a dsl modem. I have
>; > uninstalled the a t n t software and i have macfee disabled. I have
>; > an ip address and i can ping and tracert so I know the card is
> > working. What should i try? I feel like I am grasping for stars
&gt; > right now
> >
>; >
>;
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>
>;

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