Does nay body know how to troubleshoot WAN Miniport(IPX) for compaque presario V2000 series laptop?
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More info would help, but ...\n\nIf this laptop is running XP, you can click Start > Run > and type in "cmd" then type in "net config workstation" and near the top it will show the NwlnkNb node ID. If it shows, then everything as far as the IPX protocol is working fine.\n\nYou can also select that connection, right click (in 2K/XP) and click repair. This may not help, or it may ask you for a driver.\n\nIf you have an older version of windows installed (win9x) the "net diag" command is extremely useful.\n\nUninstall (or make sure it is uninstalled) IPX from all other network connections. I do not believe you can have two instances of IPX, but I'm not 100% certain on that.
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Mosaddeq, "I can't connect to Internet via modem" tells me nothing; could you please give a little more input on your problem? What you have done, what are experiencing, etc. And if you do not have any information on you notebook  go to HP site and look for Compaq machines, specs, etc.
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if you're using XP, try resetting the tcp/ip. if it still does not work, you might have to do a regedit. call your ISP or pc manufacturer technical support,they can help you with that.
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your ethernet port may be bad or maybe you need to reinstall your network drivers
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check with dell , or go to your local computer store compusa bestbuy .....and talk to a tech person there also you can buy something and try it if it does not work then reuturn it also you should have gotten an internal wireless card !!!!or you can get a usb one (they are much more slower ) good luck and keep asking :)
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Has this been happening ever since you set it up? Could be bad hardware. Check the manufacturer website for any firmware updates that could resolve the issue.\nhere's some research from google\nhttp://www.google.com/search?sourceid=navclient&ie=UTF-8&rls=RNWK,RNWK:2005-50,RNWK:en&q=wireless+signal+keeps+dropping\nalso, where is the wireless access point located and how far are you from it? does this seem to happen even when you are in the same room as the WAP. If it does, then take your computer ( I assume that it's a laptop) to another location where you can connect wirelessly and see if the computer does the same thing. If it does, then reload/update drivers for the wireless card. You could also contact the manufacturer to see if this is a known issue (they wont disclose that it is a known issue and some times they won't post info on the customer support site, so just ask them to trouble shoot and determine the best course of action).
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I Have the same model.\nI Really like it!\nWe even host our home web page behind it.\n\nWhen you say that you have Internet access but not WAN access, it kind of raises a couple of questions to me.\n\nDo all of the PCs connected to your Router have internet access? In other words, there isn't a connectivity problem or a set-up problem?\n\nHave you enabled file and print sharing? And have you set the permissions for the files and folders that you want to share?\n\nThere are two other things you may want to check.\n\n1. Make sure that your router is set up to provide "DHCP" on the LAN side.\n\n2. Make suer that your PC's are set up as DHCP clients when you connect them to your router.\n\nThe only port that you really MUST have open for your PC's to share an internet connection is port 80 (On the router).\n\nYou don't really need to open any other ports unless you are using FTP, or VPN, or a communications/sharing program like PC-Anywhere.\n\nYou router will deal with Ports being open to the WAN (Internet )side of your network, not the LAN (PC) side. \n\nAlso, if your are running different Operating Systems on your different PCs, there may be some file-sharing issues.\n\nFor instance, I have Windows 2000 on one machine, Windows XP on another machine, an Windows 98 on a third. The Windows 98 machine is the weakest member of my network, and can't easily do all of the file and printer sharing that the other 2 can do.\n\nI will allow e-mail for the rest of today, in case you have more questions or need documentation. I will be available at around 4 PM Central Time.\n\n\nGood Luck!\nI hope this helps!
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there's a good chance your firewall is doing this, you should open it, and look for a setting that allows you to open single ports..\n\nR3dm0
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Installing chipset drivers should resolve the issue. Here is the URL to download the chipset drivers from the chipset manufacturer's site :\n\nhttp://www.viaarena.com/Driver/via_hyperionpro_v510a.zip\n\nElse, contact HP online technician here :\nhttp://ipgweb.cce.hp.com/ipgna/caller/chat.asp?dd=pavd&productName=HP+Pavilion+a720n+Desktop+PC&productCategory=12455&SCOID=82702&PSOID=46153&aoid=null&lang=en&cc=us
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OK, I am going to give it a shot.  If you can, let us know your operating system, that can also make a large difference.\n\nQuite often, I see this when the router was not configured properly.  You may have to put your username and password into it, so it can log you into your ISP.\n\nMake sure it has DHCP enabled, and that DHCP is also enabled on the other computers.  Without an IP address the router recognized, your computers will not be able to get on the internet.  And make sure that each computer has a different network ID.  If you use any NT based OS (NT, Win2K, XP) you may need to make sure they are all members of the same workgroup.  This does not always matter, but on some routers it does.\n\nIf all this is correct, try disconnecting the power to the modem and router for about 10 minutes, and turn off all the computers.  This will let it grab gresh information from your ISP.\n\nOne last thing, go into your IE Properties, and go to Connection/Lan Settings, and make sure that "Automatically Detect Settings" is turned on.\n\nIf this does not work, more info will help to pin the problem down more precisely.
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You can find driver information, as well as documentation at:\n\nhttp://support.packardbell.com/se/mypc/?PibItemNr=platform_7521N\n\nI hope this helps.
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Are you connecting to their SMTP server? If not, do you have port 25 blocked?
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my question is.. what type of modem do you have? does it have internet LED? if it does, it means that it also has a gateway IP- probably 192.168.0.1 - \nconnect your modem to pc directly and access modem interface- and you can set it on a bridgemode so that your modem won't have PPPOE anymore - only your router-\n\n\nto set modem in bridgemode- access the modem interface by typing default gateway in address bar-\nclick advance button and PPP location- set it to bridgemode-\ninternet light will be off by then-\n\nif your modem has no PPPOE in the first place then try updating your NIC or probably uninstalling it and re-installing it..
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Assuming that the router is uplinked to your cisco via the ethernet, verify that the ethernet port on either device is being limited in anyway.\n\nAlso, triple-check your cisco config. Are you confident that the T1s are "bonded" properly, and that your ISP is returning traffic to you across both T1's equally? You can check this by doing a "sh int" on each T1 port and noting the incomming/outgoing bandwidth stats.
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This aught to help:\nhttp://www.driverguide.com/
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check your ip config \n(start ->run-> type cmd and then in the box type ipconfig) confirm that you have an ip address, a subnet, and a gateway. The gateway and subnet should be the same for the devices tih differing IP addresses. If that checks out, you may want to look and see if the router or switch is blocking icmp requests. TX
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Go to the manufactures web site, down load the drivers....