Does anyone have any info on the following ip: 127.0.0.1 Any info is appreciated. Thanks?
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This is a special IP that always refers to the local computer.
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proxy server is change your IP
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Nothing.   It's just fun to know.  Mine is 192.168.0.57\n\nGood luck
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Hi, I'll share some tricks to get full address from ip address. if u've a direct connection, go to command prompt and type "tracert a.b.c.d" and press enter. where a.b.c.d is the IP address whose full name to be found.\n\ntry a simple test to authenticate my idea. punch a command tracert www.yahoo.com and enter. u'll find the IP address to be 68.142.197.85 and the server name to be www.yahoo.akadns.net. \nnow type tracert 68.142.197.85. u'll get the server name as p22.www.yahoo.mud.com. its different? no issues, actually they got many servers with aliases. now punch, tracert p22.www.yahoo.mud.com, bingo! u got back the same IP. Hence it is proved that the command works in both the ways. Hope this would solve ur purpose. One more thing, if u behind a proxy or firewall, this won't work
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no, sorry men the thing is that the address that ur looking at maybe is one of the ISP or a personal company who knows look you can check in this webpage will give u a lot infotmation about th IP&#92;\nwww.arin.net/whois/
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dont know, but it took my computer .207 seconds to "talk" to that ip address
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The 127.0.0.1 is internally reserved for testing your TCP/IP availability. When you ping 127.0.0.1 you are actually creating a virtual connection between your PC and itself. If you ping 127.0.0.1 and get a "Request Timed Out" message or any other error then there could be a problem with your NIC or the TCP/IP protocol isn't installed correctly. The first step in troubleshooting any network issue is pinging 127.0.0.1, you can also try to ping "localhost" and see what happens...
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This is going to sound dumb, but have you restarted the router?  Maybe the DHCP daemon got hung up and it just needs a reboot.  Other than that...is it possible for a 3rd machine to obtain an IP via DHCP from the wireless router?\n\nIf more than one machine is having an issue obtaining an IP then I would have to look at what is in common, the DHCP service on the wireless.\n\nWhat about assigning static IP's?  you could just set everything up with a static IP, set your wireless to not hand out DHCP and that might work.  Remember the default gateway will be the wireless router and you will need to know if the router handles DNS or if you have to supply a 3rd party DNS IP.
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IMO it's the DNS server [which translates names into ip numbers]. Call your ISP - it may be their problem, not yours.
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Hi..\nI just gone through your setup...\nWell i would like to recommend few changes, if you dont mind!\nShift to a powerful free server as Abyss Webserver: http://www.aprelium.com/\n\nAnd for the Dynamic DNS option, i would recommend, using DynDNS Software...its more sophisticated & powerful mapping your dynamic IP changes to your local server!\nCheck: http://www.dyndns.com/services/dns/dyndns/\n\nRegarding your HTTP request not served.. i would recommend you to run your server other than port 80..the common HTTP serving port!\nThis happens because many ISP's block these port from serving the content..\nSo run your server on any other arbitary port number like 5581\nWhile, in the dynamic server mapping...give same port number!\nSo, you can access your site locally as: http://localhost:5581\n\nTry it.. i am sure you can get it working around!\nBest of Luck..
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Looks like it's failing to get an IP address from DHCP server from your ISP or from router if connected to router.  Try restarting the router once and see.
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First of all why do you have a static ip adress in your WAN if that is your Internet connection. you say you have your Routers Ip adress set to 203.129.208.5. Ok you have that setup so you can have access to it.  You have a conflict there or i am not understanding why you say you you a wan of 203.129.208.2 or 203.129.208.5. which one is it. be a bit more specific. I suggest you set your Router's ip adress to 203.129.208.1. And ever of your LAN ip adress set to 203.129.208.x and the gateway of 203.129.208.1. Leave the WAN open because if you have internet access that WAN should be coming in automaticly for you. Since your running a server make sure you didnt setup those static up adress on both the network cards on your pc since it is a server also disable DHCP server if your not using that on both the Server pc and the Router. Just be a bit specific and i will try to help you more.
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I have no idea what you are trying to troubleshoot... setting up a mail server?\n\nSounds like a DNS problem?  Sounds like it's not resolving the host name to an ip address.
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Check this out.\n\nhttp://www.dhcp.org/
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They probably have windows firewall running (or similar).  Not responding to ping's is pretty standard firewall behavior.  Walk over to his pc and just get the ip address.
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IP address. Your router may not providing DHCP service. Check it.
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Your ISP could have changed their DNS server addresses.  Roadrunner did this to me recently.  I had to A) find their new DNS ip address, B) go into my network properties and update the DNS value.