"mschuermann" wrote:

> I have an interesting networking problem on a Windows XP Pro machine.
>
> The machine has both wireless and wired networking. There are no
> problems with the wireless at all.
>
> On the wired, here what is working:
> - LAN networking. Web, Ping, Windows Shares, Exchange, all work for any
> LAN destinations
> - Windows is properly pulling information from DHCP. Traffic is passing
> normally through the adapter.
>
> NOT working:
> - Any traffic destined for off our network.
>
> This is ONLY affecting this particular machine. All other machines here
> (several hundred) are working.
>
> I have reinstalled TCP/IP using netsh already to no affect. I have also
> checked "routes" and nothing funky is there.
>
> Any other ideas to check? I'm at a loss for where else to look.
>
> Michael Schuermann
>
>

> NOT working:
> - Any traffic destined for off our network.
>
> What does that mean?
> --
> MCP (2K) Net+, A+
> Server-Networking MVP
>
>
> "mschuermann" wrote:
>
> > I have an interesting networking problem on a Windows XP Pro machine.
> >
> > The machine has both wireless and wired networking. There are no
> > problems with the wireless at all.
> >
> > On the wired, here what is working:
> > - LAN networking. Web, Ping, Windows Shares, Exchange, all work for any
> > LAN destinations
> > - Windows is properly pulling information from DHCP. Traffic is passing
> > normally through the adapter.
> >
> > NOT working:
> > - Any traffic destined for off our network.
> >
> > This is ONLY affecting this particular machine. All other machines here
> > (several hundred) are working.
> >
> > I have reinstalled TCP/IP using netsh already to no affect. I have also
> > checked "routes" and nothing funky is there.
> >
> > Any other ideas to check? I'm at a loss for where else to look.
> >
> > Michael Schuermann
> >
> >