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Philip Herlihy
Strange problem: I was trying to sort out networking between a friend's two
machines. Got to the stage where each could see each other's files, and the
laptop could connect to the Internet via Internet Connection Sharing on the
desktop. Then (not sure what I did, but it may only have been a user
switch), I found that I couldn't see the web.
Now I can get IE to trigger an apparently successful dial-up session, but it
can't see any sites. I can ping the default gateway shown in ipconfig, but
nslookup can't find a DNS server. I'd assumed it was a DNS failure of my
ISP, but another completely independent ISP connection has the same
symptoms. Something appears to be broken in XP. Any ideas?
machines. Got to the stage where each could see each other's files, and the
laptop could connect to the Internet via Internet Connection Sharing on the
desktop. Then (not sure what I did, but it may only have been a user
switch), I found that I couldn't see the web.
Now I can get IE to trigger an apparently successful dial-up session, but it
can't see any sites. I can ping the default gateway shown in ipconfig, but
nslookup can't find a DNS server. I'd assumed it was a DNS failure of my
ISP, but another completely independent ISP connection has the same
symptoms. Something appears to be broken in XP. Any ideas?