what is 255.255.255.0? my firewall is asking for access to this ip?
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this is the subnet mask no....mine also same\nThe subnet mask is used to determine where the network number in an IP address ends and the node number in an IP address begins. A node is anything on a network that needs an IP address to communicate (a PC, server, router, etc).\nfor more details google it\nsubnet: A segment of a larger network.\n\nsubnet mask: A bit mask that separates the portions of an IP address significant to the network from the bits significant to the subnet. For a class C address, a standard subnet mask is 255.255.255.0, which masks the first three bytes of the address, and leaves the last byte available to identify machines on the subnet.  \nso u should allow that....\nvisit here \nhttp://www.pantz.org/networking/tcpip/subnetchart.shtml\n\n\ni'm giving u more details\nUsing DHCP with Internet Connection Sharing TCP/IP requires that each computer on a network have a unique number called an IP address. If you have two network adapters on your computer, each must have a different IP address. For example, when you connect to the Internet, your DSL or cable modem will have a different IP address than the network adapter connected to your home or small office network.\n\nIP numbers are hierarchical. A number called a subnet mask is used with the IP address to enable the segmentation of a large network into smaller networks. It is important for you to remember the specific set of numbers used in your home network.\n\nThere are groups of IP addresses specifically reserved for small networks. One of these groups is used by residential gateways and by Internet Connection Sharing (ICS) - 192.168.0.x where x represents a number between 0 and 255.\n\nThese numbers are used with a subnet mask of 255.255.255.0. This particular subnet mask is known as a Class C subnet. \n\nUnderstanding the IP addressing scheme and using it appropriately can be difficult. Residential gateways and Internet Connection Sharing (ICS) automate the IP numbering task for the ICS client computers on your network by using the Dynamic Host Configuration Protocol (DHCP) service. The DHCP service enables the residential gateway or the ICS host computer to assign IP addresses to client computers automatically. By default, when a residential gateway or ICS is installed, the DHCP service begins supplying addresses to computers on the network.\n\nYour Internet service provider (ISP) might use a DHCP service to assign your computer an IP address when you connect to the Internet. This is commonly referred to as a dynamic IP address. Each time your computer connects to the Internet, a different but unique number might be assigned to it.\n\nWhen you install ICS, assuming that you have two adapters in the computer—one for the device connecting you to the Internet and another for connecting to your home or small office network - an IP address of 192.168.0.1 is assigned to the network adapter connected to your home network. This is assigned permanently and is referred to as a static IP address because it does not change. Next, the DHCP service is loaded into memory so that IP addresses can be assigned to computers on the network.\n\nEach client computer must request an address. It is important that the ICS host computer remain on all the time or be started prior to starting the other computers on your network. Otherwise, the client computers will be unable to obtain an IP address.
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thats what a firewall is for to stop hackers from getting in to your computer try zonealarm basic firwall its free
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You can go under your prefrences and change to "firewall without proxies" that should fix it. But if you are on a company computer, you may need the proxy number in order to connect. The suggestion that I made will only work on your personal cpu.
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It's generally not possible to get the IP address of a computer that is behind a NAT firewall.  It would be rather useless anyway as you could easily have many sessions coming in through NAT'd connections that have the same IP address.  For session control, you'd be far better off using a session cookie.
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the server that u are on is belonging to an american oil company,dont try to hack it because u will get in troubles\n\nnow if u insist,try portforwarding maybe u will be able to see the pages that u want
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if u don't know what it is and firewall is asking u to do something you should probably deny, just to be safe...it could be a virus or adware.
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check the ip address go to command promt and type ipconfig:\nyour ip address should be 192.168.1.64
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try \nifconfig\nit should display your IP Address
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You may need to disable your firewall
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go to command prompt..\ntype ipconfig..\nthats all.\nDon't resolve ur ip on net :D
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It's probably a good idea to confirm your IP settings via the IPCONFIG /ALL command in the cmd console. However the response 401 is a legit error meaning that your access wasn't authorised. So your Router probably sent this as a response to a dodgy access by you. Reconfirm your instructions and see if you need to access a different part to login correctly or need to specify a password to access the config web page!\n\nJohn
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perhaps u have a firewall.
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Sounds like you have an incorrect IP address. Check your IP settings.
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Discrepancies in security settings can cause this.  If one computer has a firewall it may be preventing access to a certain site.  Same goes with differences in browser settings, anti-virus, etc.
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Thats very vague. What software are you using? PCAnywhere? MSN netmeeting?\n\nIm thinking you want your son to remotely access your computer to help you fix something, correct? You will have to make sure that he has your IP address correctly and that you are not blocking him on your firewall. There are several things to check, but it depends on the software youre using.
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127.0.0.1 is known as your loopback IP address. That connection is completely internal to your own computer, it is not connecting to an outside computer.
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You are using the same IP as someone else on the network. If your at work, talk to you system administrator about it.  If at home, talk to your Internet service provider about some tech support.  I would give you particulars, but I don't know what kind of connection you are using or what operating system in particular.  \n\nYou could go to the Run menu in the start menu and type winipcfg and see if that brings up the IP configuration tool.  Or, go to network neighborhood and click properties and click your adapter and then more properties and config your IP from there.  Though your probaly best off with contacting support.  Sucks but you probaly should ask again and be a little more specific about your connection, your ISP and operating system.  Worst comes to worse, system restore.  msconfig in the run menu and restore unless its XP