Can't get online for past 7 days
I have been unable to get online. When I could get online I received three error messages. "Network did not assign a network address to the computer," " The connection to the server was reset while the page was loading," and "The network link was interrupted while negotiating a connection." The DHCP is enabled, obtain the IP address automatically is checked, and changing the LAN line did nothing. I think the router is working, but just in case, I bypassed the router and went from modem straight to pc. No change.
I typed command: nslookup [ENTER] > www.google.com.sg and got this response:
Windows IP configuration:
Primary Dns Suffix.....:
Node type:unkown.
IP routing enabled:no
WINS proxy enabled.
Ethernet adapter
Local Area Connection
Connection-specific
Dns suffix....
Roller
DHCP enabled: yes
Autoconfiguration enabled: yes
Autoconfig IP address 169.254.163.28
Subnet mask 255.255.0.0
Default gateway 169.254.163.28
Then when I ping www.google.com.sq I get
NS lookup
Default servers are not available
Default server: Unknown
Address 127.0.0.1
sq
Server:unknown
Address 127.0.0.1
***Unknown can't find www.google.com.sq:
No response from server
It is as though there was no connection between the PC and the modem. What can I do?
I typed command: nslookup [ENTER] > www.google.com.sg and got this response:
Windows IP configuration:
Primary Dns Suffix.....:
Node type:unkown.
IP routing enabled:no
WINS proxy enabled.
Ethernet adapter
Local Area Connection
Connection-specific
Dns suffix....
Roller
DHCP enabled: yes
Autoconfiguration enabled: yes
Autoconfig IP address 169.254.163.28
Subnet mask 255.255.0.0
Default gateway 169.254.163.28
Then when I ping www.google.com.sq I get
NS lookup
Default servers are not available
Default server: Unknown
Address 127.0.0.1
sq
Server:unknown
Address 127.0.0.1
***Unknown can't find www.google.com.sq:
No response from server
It is as though there was no connection between the PC and the modem. What can I do?
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Your DNS server should not be your own machine (127.0.0.1 ... this is the loop back address of your machine).
Check your DHCP configuration and see what it is assigning.
It is possible that your ISP account has misconfigured your settings and is assigning DHCP values incorrectly BUT ... this is most likely an IP configuration issue on your machine. My guess is that you are over riding the DNS options locally. I have never seen that value assigned ... a guess ... you selected assign DNS servers and left the fields blank. Make sure the DNS configuration fields on your machine are set to DHCP.