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  Check your Internet options for a proxy? : supermonkeyballz
  • No proxy. : kabex
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  Is your DNS server down? : RomSteady
  • I switched to google dns and still not working : kabex
• This really sucks donkey cock. : kabex
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  Reboot your router? : Maddog_Delphi97
  • Didn't work. : kabex
• use a Monster Cable instead : umegastar
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  Sounds like a proxy issue. Make sure one didn't install itself like Microsoft Proxy Client or something. ... : K1Bond007
  • I admit, I don't even know if Microsoft still makes that. It was just the first thing that popped in my h... : K1Bond007
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  Pretty sure your VPN has hijacked your DNS server and isn't releasing it when you close the connection. A... : daVinci1980
  • Yeah when I'm on the VPN there's a DNS server that I can't ping from outside. When I close the VPN an... : kabex
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    Also it says my media is disconnected (I believe this is the culprit?) : kabex
    • help computer : kabex
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      Which connection / how many do you have? : daVinci1980
      • it didnt fit so I took 2 screens there are with the vpn on http://imgur.com/YY5Hc http://imgur.com/O... : kabex
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      Nah. It's unclear to me what media state disconnected means, but as long as you have a IP address, DNS, a... : K1Bond007
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        vp off: http://imgur.com/cA979 http://imgur.com/hYJx2 : kabex
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          8.8.4.4 and 8.8.8.8 are google, can you ping them when your vpn is up but not when it's down?
          
          It seems like maybe this is a routing issue and not actually DNS (thought it's weird that you would be able to connect to IP addresses at all if it were a routing issue).

          Dec 23, 2010 12:23am PST
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          8.8.4.4 and 8.8.8.8 are google, can you ping them when your vpn is up but not when it's down? It seems... : daVinci1980
          • I can always ping google's dns : kabex
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          You have a 10. Address from your ISP? : Phreakin
          • Presumably he has it from his modem. I mean, they can pick 192.168.x.y or 10.x.y.z. (or, and this is way ... : daVinci1980
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            No. It's private, it's just a large IP block. His IP scheme sucks - unless he's on a large network. What ... : K1Bond007
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              I am connected direct to the modem, I don't have a router. : kabex
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                Did you try this? http://www.shacknews.com/laryn.x?id=24838658#itemanchor_24838658 : spazzium
                • didn't work : kabex
            • The ip scheme makes it seem like he's on some residential free service. : spazzium
• When you figure out if you're actually connected or not, do an ipconfig /flushdns after disconnecting fro... : spazzium
• This is what you get for going with the cheap Mexican internet. I wouldn't be caught dead with a plan les... : Crabs Jarrard
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  I can't fix this. :( : kabex
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    go to the command prompt and type nslookup : K1Bond007
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      VPN ON nslookup Default Server: UnKnown Address: 10.39.64.1 VPN OFF > nslookup Server: UnKnown... : kabex
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        It's like it's not renewing your IP after you disconnect from the VPN. : Fred Garvin
        • So what do I have to do? I'm doing ipconfig /release, renew, flushdns, everything!! : kabex
• Couldn't do anything to fix this, I'll repost tomorrow. : kabex
• do you have antivirus software installed that is configured to protect you from the internet? : j0nchan
• switch to non-mexican internet? : whodares
• do an 'ipconfig /all' and see if there are any weird DNS entries in there. A buddy of mine had a simil... : famine101
• Walk it off. : milgram976