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We have an internet line at our work and I am able to access my work computer from home using pcanywhere. &nbsp;The weird thing is that all the work computers, including the one I am accessing right now does not recieve internet. &nbsp;<br />
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I checked the Internet Options and LAN Settings to clear any check marks and I checked the DNS and DHCP Servers and they look ok. &nbsp;<br />
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When any computer on the network trys to access the internet using internet explorer, all of them cannot access anything. &nbsp;However, our internal network is working fine since we can print. &nbsp;Again, &nbsp;right now I can remotely access computers on our network from home. &nbsp;It makes no sense.<br />
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What else could it possibly be?
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We have an internet line at our work and I am able to access my work computer from home using pcanywhere.  The weird thing is that all the work computers, including the one I am accessing right now does not recieve internet.  

I checked the Internet Options and LAN Settings to clear any check marks and I checked the DNS and DHCP Servers and they look ok.  

When any computer on the network trys to access the internet using internet explorer, all of them cannot access anything.  However, our internal network is working fine since we can print.  Again,  right now I can remotely access computers on our network from home.  It makes no sense.

What else could it possibly be?

internet down at our office

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