Internet connection problem. cannt disply web page.

I have just bought a new vista pc and have connected it to a Linksys WRT54GC
wireless router via ethernet. I have dropped all the security on the router
and set the IPv4 ip and dns settings on the pc to that of the router, the pc
having its own static ip with only the last octect being different.
Network diagnosis states there is nothing wrong with the connection but i
cannot display any web pages. The windows firewall is totally off and IPv6 is
unticked(OFF).
Any help on this would be much appreciated.

Have you cloned the pc's MAC address on the router?

Q: Who is your ISP
Q: Wired or Wireless?


"morgs1070" <morgs1070@discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in message
news:2D1B2FE8-6D48-47B4-BB6C-D6163AB1DA2A@microsoft.com...
>I have just bought a new vista pc and have connected it to a Linksys
>WRT54GC
> wireless router via ethernet. I have dropped all the security on the
> router
> and set the IPv4 ip and dns settings on the pc to that of the router, the
> pc
> having its own static ip with only the last octect being different.
> Network diagnosis states there is nothing wrong with the connection but i
> cannot display any web pages. The windows firewall is totally off and IPv6
> is
> unticked(OFF).
> Any help on this would be much appreciated.
>

Bob,
I have not cloned the mac, but i have not got the mac address filter on.
Does this matter. My ISP is virgin media and its hard wired into the router
which is itself wireless.

"Bob" wrote:

> Have you cloned the pc's MAC address on the router?
>
> Q: Who is your ISP
> Q: Wired or Wireless?
>
>
> "morgs1070" <morgs1070@discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in message
> news:2D1B2FE8-6D48-47B4-BB6C-D6163AB1DA2A@microsoft.com...
> >I have just bought a new vista pc and have connected it to a Linksys
> >WRT54GC
> > wireless router via ethernet. I have dropped all the security on the
> > router
> > and set the IPv4 ip and dns settings on the pc to that of the router, the
> > pc
> > having its own static ip with only the last octect being different.
> > Network diagnosis states there is nothing wrong with the connection but i
> > cannot display any web pages. The windows firewall is totally off and IPv6
> > is
> > unticked(OFF).
> > Any help on this would be much appreciated.
> >
>

I too am on VM in the UK, I had to clone my Mac address on the router. I
also set-up 'obtain IP addess automatically for the connection to VM and an
'alternate IP setting for my work, which has a static IP system in place'.
You might also like to try the News Group virginmedia.support.broadband on
the news server news.cable.ntlworld.com

Hope this helps.

"morgs1070" <morgs1070@discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in message
news:B126EC1D-0285-4BA8-922F-B18EE5A7A730@microsoft.com...
> Bob,
> I have not cloned the mac, but i have not got the mac address filter on.
> Does this matter. My ISP is virgin media and its hard wired into the
> router
> which is itself wireless.
>
> "Bob" wrote:
>
>> Have you cloned the pc's MAC address on the router?
>>
>> Q: Who is your ISP
>> Q: Wired or Wireless?
>>
>>
>> "morgs1070" <morgs1070@discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in message
>> news:2D1B2FE8-6D48-47B4-BB6C-D6163AB1DA2A@microsoft.com...
>> >I have just bought a new vista pc and have connected it to a Linksys
>> >WRT54GC
>> > wireless router via ethernet. I have dropped all the security on the
>> > router
>> > and set the IPv4 ip and dns settings on the pc to that of the router,
>> > the
>> > pc
>> > having its own static ip with only the last octect being different.
>> > Network diagnosis states there is nothing wrong with the connection but
>> > i
>> > cannot display any web pages. The windows firewall is totally off and
>> > IPv6
>> > is
>> > unticked(OFF).
>> > Any help on this would be much appreciated.
>> >
>>
>

Thanks Bob, i will give that a go this evening.

"Bob" wrote:

> I too am on VM in the UK, I had to clone my Mac address on the router. I
> also set-up 'obtain IP addess automatically for the connection to VM and an
> 'alternate IP setting for my work, which has a static IP system in place'.
> You might also like to try the News Group virginmedia.support.broadband on
> the news server news.cable.ntlworld.com
>
> Hope this helps.
>
> "morgs1070" <morgs1070@discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in message
> news:B126EC1D-0285-4BA8-922F-B18EE5A7A730@microsoft.com...
> > Bob,
> > I have not cloned the mac, but i have not got the mac address filter on.
> > Does this matter. My ISP is virgin media and its hard wired into the
> > router
> > which is itself wireless.
> >
> > "Bob" wrote:
> >
> >> Have you cloned the pc's MAC address on the router?
> >>
> >> Q: Who is your ISP
> >> Q: Wired or Wireless?
> >>
> >>
> >> "morgs1070" <morgs1070@discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in message
> >> news:2D1B2FE8-6D48-47B4-BB6C-D6163AB1DA2A@microsoft.com...
> >> >I have just bought a new vista pc and have connected it to a Linksys
> >> >WRT54GC
> >> > wireless router via ethernet. I have dropped all the security on the
> >> > router
> >> > and set the IPv4 ip and dns settings on the pc to that of the router,
> >> > the
> >> > pc
> >> > having its own static ip with only the last octect being different.
> >> > Network diagnosis states there is nothing wrong with the connection but
> >> > i
> >> > cannot display any web pages. The windows firewall is totally off and
> >> > IPv6
> >> > is
> >> > unticked(OFF).
> >> > Any help on this would be much appreciated.
> >> >
> >>
> >
>