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Asked by RobertetInc in Network Operations, Miscellaneous Networking, Wireless Application Protocol (WAP)
Currently I am experiencing a rather strange issue where internet connections are being randomly dropped. Last thursday I got a call that a user didn't have internet, but their local connections were working, (i.e. Network Shares, Lotus Notes, etc.) I went to that user's machine and did an IPCONFIG, and noticed that there was an IP Address, and a Subnet Mask, but NO default gateway, the line was blank. I proceeded to do a repair and a release/renew of the connection. Still was not getting a default gateway. Deciding that the users needed to get internet access, I manually assigned a hard ip address in the TCP/IP protocol.
On Friday I received several more complaints about no internet. And then today (Monday) another 10 users with the same complaints. I thought maybe it was spy-ware so I ran Malware-Bytes with an updated definition file. Found nothing. I thought VIRUS? So I ran the Microsoft Malicious Software Removal Tool, and it returned nothing. OK. So then I also ran McAfee Enterprise 8.7.0i with the latest Dat definitions and it also found nothing. So it doesn't appear to be related to the client.
Has anyone seen such a thing? Or have any clue to why it would be happening? I was also getting complaints of a slow internet connection around the time of this happening -- which wouldn't surprise me.
Thanks
Steve
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