"jtpr" <jtpr***@gmail.com> wrote in message
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>I have a system in the office that has a wireless connection and a
> wired connection.  If I connect only over the wireless, I cannot get
> to web pages.  I can send and receive email, but no web pages.  Plug
> the wire in and all is fine.  There is one DHCP  server, a sonicwall,
> and both connections are configured for DHCP.  I can connect to this
> system remotely when only on wireless.  It seems that only HTTP is
> affected.  I can ping web sites by name and they resolve.  Other
> people using this same wireless connection (Linksys WAP54g) work
> fine.  I have tried power cycling the WAP to no avail.  Both wired and
> wireless point to the same gateway/DNS servers.  The systems local MS
> firewall is off.
>
> Any ideas?
>
> XP SP3. IE7
>
> -Jim

On Jun 6, 5:31 pm, "Jack [MVP-Networking]" <j***@discussiongroup.com>
wrote:
> Hi
> Try running through this process,http://www.ezlan.net/clean.html#refreshnet
> Jack (MS, MVP-Networking).
>
> "jtpr" <jtpr***@gmail.com> wrote in message
>
> news:81fe8d56-115a-48da-8610-c5498b4fe8af@21g2000vbk.googlegroups.com...
>
> >I have a system in the office that has a wireless connection and a
> > wired connection.  If I connect only over the wireless, I cannot get
> > to web pages.  I can send and receive email, but no web pages.  Plug
> > the wire in and all is fine.  There is one DHCP  server, a sonicwall,
> > and both connections are configured for DHCP.  I can connect to this
> > system remotely when only on wireless.  It seems that only HTTP is
> > affected.  I can ping web sites by name and they resolve.  Other
> > people using this same wireless connection (Linksys WAP54g) work
> > fine.  I have tried power cycling the WAP to no avail.  Both wired and
> > wireless point to the same gateway/DNS servers.  The systems local MS
> > firewall is off.
>
> > Any ideas?
>
> > XP SP3. IE7
>
> > -Jim

> I have a system in the office that has a wireless connection and a
> wired connection.  If I connect only over the wireless, I cannot get
> to web pages.  I can send and receive email, but no web pages.  Plug
> the wire in and all is fine.  There is one DHCP  server, a sonicwall,
> and both connections are configured for DHCP.  I can connect to this
> system remotely when only on wireless.  It seems that only HTTP is
> affected.  I can ping web sites by name and they resolve.  Other
> people using this same wireless connection (Linksys WAP54g) work
> fine.  I have tried power cycling the WAP to no avail.  Both wired and
> wireless point to the same gateway/DNS servers.  The systems local MS
> firewall is off.
>
> Any ideas?
>
> XP SP3. IE7
>
> -Jim

> On Jun 6, 2:00 pm, jtpr <jtpr***@gmail.com> wrote:
>
>
>
> > I have a system in the office that has a wireless connection and a
> > wired connection.  If I connect only over the wireless, I cannot get
> > to web pages.  I can send and receive email, but no web pages.  Plug
> > the wire in and all is fine.  There is one DHCP  server, a sonicwall,
> > and both connections are configured for DHCP.  I can connect to this
> > system remotely when only on wireless.  It seems that only HTTP is
> > affected.  I can ping web sites by name and they resolve.  Other
> > people using this same wireless connection (Linksys WAP54g) work
> > fine.  I have tried power cycling the WAP to no avail.  Both wired and
> > wireless point to the same gateway/DNS servers.  The systems local MS
> > firewall is off.
>
> > Any ideas?
>
> > XP SP3. IE7
>
> > -Jim
>
> Since this seems to be in an "office" environment, you may need to
> contact the IP department.  Several "business" grade wireless routers
> can be configured with the wireless and wired "network" as separate
> networks, with their own access rules.  It seems that the wireless
> network is limited to email access.