Outllook Issue
Our organization with multiple locations where I would be moving to different location quite often. When I move from location A to B, I am facing connectivity issue with my Outlook as the location B is with different subnet. However, If I do couple of restart it works sometimes automatically gets connected after sometime. Please note that my Laptop is with Symantec End-point Encryption. I am unable to view my Network connections as it is blank. I see the Network Service is hung but no issues with my Internet connection.
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Hi,
What type of connection do you use? VPN, wired, wireless etc.
If you use mixed connection type, I suggest you use just one type at a time. Ex. when using wired, you turn off wireless and so on.
If you switch between VPN and company network alot, I suggest you allow computer little time to get registered correctly in the DNS server.
/MadJax
What type of connection do you use? VPN, wired, wireless etc.
If you use mixed connection type, I suggest you use just one type at a time. Ex. when using wired, you turn off wireless and so on.
If you switch between VPN and company network alot, I suggest you allow computer little time to get registered correctly in the DNS server.
/MadJax
ASKER
Do we have an option to disable wireless when LAN is connected? If yes, how do I do?
For this you neeed to go for 3rd party software...!
http://wlanbook.com/disable-wireless-connected-lan-xp-vista/
http://www.wirelessautoswitch.com/
Wireless AutoSwitch runs as a service and will automatically disable your wireless card when you connect to a LAN (hard wire) connection, and re-enable the wireless card when there is no LAN connection. This ensures that you are always using the fastest connection for network traffic. In the office this helps reduce redundant network connections, while still helping your employees seamlessly transfer from wired to wireless network connections.
Regards,
Prem
http://wlanbook.com/disable-wireless-connected-lan-xp-vista/
http://www.wirelessautoswitch.com/
Wireless AutoSwitch runs as a service and will automatically disable your wireless card when you connect to a LAN (hard wire) connection, and re-enable the wireless card when there is no LAN connection. This ensures that you are always using the fastest connection for network traffic. In the office this helps reduce redundant network connections, while still helping your employees seamlessly transfer from wired to wireless network connections.
Regards,
Prem
ASKER
I thought we have some option in GP itself.. is it not the case? dont we have such settings in GP?
Hi,
Sorry, by default there is no way to do this..!
If you are going with GP then it will permanently disable the LAN or Wireless..!
Cant do the switching technique..!
So the option will be going to for 3rd party..! other way is to spend 5 sec to disable the lan manually..
by going to RUN -> ncpa.cpl (enter)
in the network connectivity now disable the LAN..
Try to have this shortcut..
Good Luck
Regards,
Prem
Sorry, by default there is no way to do this..!
If you are going with GP then it will permanently disable the LAN or Wireless..!
Cant do the switching technique..!
So the option will be going to for 3rd party..! other way is to spend 5 sec to disable the lan manually..
by going to RUN -> ncpa.cpl (enter)
in the network connectivity now disable the LAN..
Try to have this shortcut..
Good Luck
Regards,
Prem
ASKER
Ok Thanks. However, I missed to answer your questions..
Are you using DHCP or configuring the IP manually..!
DHCP
Are you giving the IP of local DNS off that location?
It takes the DNS automatically
Did you receive any error in event viewer?
No errors
Are you using DHCP or configuring the IP manually..!
DHCP
Are you giving the IP of local DNS off that location?
It takes the DNS automatically
Did you receive any error in event viewer?
No errors
On laptops there is usually a hardware switch located on some side of the computer.
If so it should be an issue with the network connectivity...!
Was this issue is only for you are most of them in that site?
Do you use Wireless or LAN..?
Can you try to work with LAN and check for the issue
it might also issue with the wireless..!
Regards,
Prem
Was this issue is only for you are most of them in that site?
Do you use Wireless or LAN..?
Can you try to work with LAN and check for the issue
it might also issue with the wireless..!
Regards,
Prem
ASKER
It is for almost everyone... we have about 4 locations with different VLAN. Each Site, we have been reserved an IP which would be released when connected. We use only LAN
Was your exchange server is in remote site or in local site?
Do you use cache mode...?
If it advised to use cache mode.. to reduce the network traffic
Do you use good bandwidth for the intratet connection?
if so, hope it could be avoided
Regards,
Prem
Do you use cache mode...?
If it advised to use cache mode.. to reduce the network traffic
Do you use good bandwidth for the intratet connection?
if so, hope it could be avoided
Regards,
Prem
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Are you using DHCP or configuring the IP manually..!
Are you giving the IP of local DNS off that location?
Did you receive any error in event viewer?
Regards,
Prem