Gerald,
I tend to agree with Clint on this one. I have DSL at work and there are
times when it just won't do anything at all. Bellsouth says there are no
known problems, I re-check all my connections, unplug and re-plug the DSL
modem (as per Bellsouth's Instructions) reboot the PC; and nothing works.
Then all of a sudden, Bam! I am back in business. It's very frustrating to
say the least, but I have not found any connection with my settings and
these "outages".
Now, a couple of questions: Does the workaround below ALWAYS seem to work?
And have you ever just waited it out to see if the problem was corrected
with time?
Marlene
>
>
> It's the ISP and don't let them tell you otherwise. That's a
> pretty common fact that DSL will do this from time to time,
> mine does it too. Sometimes I've heard that making a proxy
> server or enabling it will help this problem, but it does not
> in my case. Of course to do that, the ISP will have to give
> you a proxy IP number to enter.
> -Clint
>
> http://orpheuscomputing.com
> Clint Hamilton, Owner
> Orpheus Audio/Video & Computing
>
> ----- Original Message -----
> From: "Gerald Jones" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
>
>
> Work Around: He has to go into the network neighborhood
> properties and then
> the TCP/IP properties and manual click on each tab, not
> making any changes.
> Click on OK, restart computer and no problem.
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