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Internet Not working on one computer

Zones: Network Operations, Windows Networking, Networking Hardware

I have 4 computers on a network all behind a firewall. On Friday they were all working and connected to each other and the internet.

But by Friday evening, one of them, using Windows XP, no longer has an internet connection. They are still all 4 connected and the other 3 have an internet connection. Just not the one.

I don't believe we did anything to unconnect it. We have checked network tcp/ip settings and they are as they should be.

What should be look at to see why this particular computer no longer has internet for no apparent reason? Keep in mind, it does still connect to the others on the network just fine, just not the internet.

This is not wireless. The other 3 are windows 2000 web servers.

thanks!

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Zone: Networking

Question Asked By: BobCSD

Solution Provided By: RobWill

Participating Experts: 5

Solution Grade: A

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