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well its a campus network, so I really don't have access to it, but i think the problem is at my level b/c I was working last week, and my laptop is running seven can connect to the vpn.
well its a campus network, so I really don't have access to it, but i think the problem is at my level b/c I was working last week, and my laptop is running seven can connect to the vpn.
Something upstream is blocking access there according to the network map but it's hard to say what it might be, firewall, A/V something.
alright this is getting weird, windows says that the DNS server isn't responding, and if that was the case I wouldn't be online. Verified by pinging it.
So you are online even though you shouldn't be it seems? This is very stange, I can't help but to think that a third party program is involved here somehow... Something is partially blocking the connection but I can't say what.
K, I'm gonna restart in safemode w/ networking and see if it clears up, I'll let you know.
Ok keep me posted this getting interesting.
K safe mode /w networking and problem still exists. So we can rule out a 3rd party app, unless it's a virus, which I really doubt. Here is a link to some one having a similar problem.
Yes the problem looks similar. He's having him check a network setting in services to make sure it's enabled. Have you tried unplugging your other network interfaces yet? Reinstalling the network driver in Device Manager may have an effect.
You might want to look here in Device Manage with "show hidden devices" enabled. A screen shot of this might be helpful. That "Unknown Device" on the map seems to be where the problem is but that looks upstream of you.
Yea, I'll reinstall my wireless nic and dump all of the "hidden" 6to4 tunnel connections and see if it works out. Worth a shot !
Yes those extra toredo tunnels don't help either, just had one of those last night and it was caused by the Eset firewall. Windows may be confused with all those extra connections also.