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My first reaction is did you use the IP address in the ping command (I usually do) while using the resolved name (msn.com) in the browser? &nbsp;If so then your problem is with your DNS (Domain Name Server) configuration. &nbsp;Check out my video on changing DNS.<br />
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go to here and click on the DNS tutorial:<br />
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<a href="http://www.einstein.yu.edu/centers/cancer/tutorials/" rel="ugc">http://www.einstein.yu.edu/centers/cancer/tutorials/</a>
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My first reaction is did you use the IP address in the ping command (I usually do) while using the resolved name (msn.com) in the browser?  If so then your problem is with your DNS (Domain Name Server) configuration.  Check out my video on changing DNS.

go to here and click on the DNS tutorial:

http://www.einstein.yu.edu/centers/cancer/tutorials/ [http://www.einstein.yu.edu/centers/cancer/tutorials/]

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Check your browser settings and look for the proxy configuration (depending on your browser), and try to clear it.<br />
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Sounds like you're using a company laptop or something that's enforcing a proxy server that's not reachable from your home.
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Check your browser settings and look for the proxy configuration (depending on your browser), and try to clear it.

Sounds like you're using a company laptop or something that's enforcing a proxy server that's not reachable from your home.

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thanks for the solution provided,It was the problem of the n/w socket used in the n/w cable.
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thanks for the solution provided,It was the problem of the n/w socket used in the n/w cable.

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Hi,<br />
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I am facing a problem with my desktop internet connection (LAN),The problem is i am able to send and receive the packets (ping command) but the none of the website opens in any of the browser.<br />
I have the laptop which is connected through wifi on the same modem is working fine.<br />
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I have several times installed the n/w drivers,formatted the system but the problem persist.<br />
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Please help
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Hi,

I am facing a problem with my desktop internet connection (LAN),The problem is i am able to send and receive the packets (ping command) but the none of the website opens in any of the browser.
I have the laptop which is connected through wifi on the same modem is working fine.

I have several times installed the n/w drivers,formatted the system but the problem persist.

Please help

Unable to open website in the browser while the ping command works fine

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