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At our school we have run into an issue where no one with a Vista machine can
access the WAN from a wireless connection. They are only able to establish a local connection. They can see the WAP and can see the Gateway but the WAN or internet is X'ed out. We are able to get access to the WAN from a hard line connection on the same machines. On my machine I am able to get a connection at home to the web, but when I bring it back to school I am only able to achieve a local connection. I stronly feel it is a DNS issue becasue I can ping things out on the WAN if I know the IP. I am unable to then ping the same object using its name. So I am not getting any domain name translation. I am troubled by the fact that if I attach the same machine to a hard line connection I am able to get DNS resolution and it appears as if there is no issue at all. Any suggestions would be welcome and thank you in advance. |