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Can you connect to Google with an IP?<br />
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<a href="http://74.125.224.72/" rel="ugc">http://74.125.224.72/</a>
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Can you connect to Google with an IP?

http://74.125.224.72/ [http://74.125.224.72/]

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is there anything on the DNS server that I would need to set that allows this remote subnet (client) to use it ?
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is there anything on the DNS server that I would need to set that allows this remote subnet (client) to use it ?

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If you can't connect by IP, that means DNS is not the problem.<br />
You can try a tracert command like<br />
<b>tracert 74.125.224.72</b><br />
to see where the communication stops. &nbsp;Then you can troubleshoot upstream of that device.
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If you can't connect by IP, that means DNS is not the problem.
You can try a tracert command like
tracert 74.125.224.72
to see where the communication stops.  Then you can troubleshoot upstream of that device.

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Can you get to any site on the internet?<br />
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If not then it sounds more like a route/ACL issue.
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Can you get to any site on the internet?

If not then it sounds more like a route/ACL issue.

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the tracert command show the route topping at the wifi interface on my router.
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the tracert command show the route topping at the wifi interface on my router.

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Client A: 10.10.5.1<br />
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DNSA: 192.168.1.22<br />
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The client can ping the DNS server, but not able to connect internet ie. google.com it times out.<br />
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any ideas?<br />
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thoughts?<br />
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please help
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Client A: 10.10.5.1

DNSA: 192.168.1.22


The client can ping the DNS server, but not able to connect internet ie. google.com it times out.

any ideas?

thoughts?

please help

can ping DNS server but cant ping google.com

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