Otherwise then it may be as Jorge says, a failing modem. Is your modem internal or external?
Peter Kaulback
In the hour of 04:01 PM 4/3/2004, David Grossman spoke this:
Hello, Peter,
My ISP sets the DNS dynamically.
How do I remove and re-install the TCP/IP protocol?
The fact is that I dial up and work with no problems for some time, until the dialer locks up. Doesn't that mean that the protocol is set correctly?
David Grossman
> David, do you have set DNS servers in your networking settings, or does > your server choose from it's own list? > > Perhaps your ISP has changed the DNS servers, mine does this from time to > time without telling subscribers and it gets messy. > > Have you removed the TCP/IP protocol, then reinstalled it? This sometimes > helps to restore the protocols to proper status. > > Peter Kaulback
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