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6. You're connected to a router

Fri May 29, 2015, 06:56 PM

May 2015

Could be DNS.

Try ping democraticunderground.com (or some other site)

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So, my son builds his first computer. Puts a wifi card in, finds our network, [View all] FSogol May 2015 OP

I'm not good at networking so no advice there. gvstn May 2015 #1

When you say "signal is dropped"... MannyGoldstein May 2015 #2

Here's what it reports. FSogol May 2015 #3

Looks like you're connected to a router MannyGoldstein May 2015 #4

results FSogol May 2015 #5

You're connected to a router MannyGoldstein May 2015 #6

results FSogol May 2015 #7

Try MannyGoldstein May 2015 #8

results FSogol May 2015 #10

That's a weird result MannyGoldstein May 2015 #11

Same test being ipconfig or tracert? n/t FSogol May 2015 #13

tracert MannyGoldstein May 2015 #14

Jury results FSogol May 2015 #15

Very funny. MannyGoldstein May 2015 #16

We disabled ipv6 and were able to get on google. Seems really slow. FSogol May 2015 #18

Weird stuff going on. MannyGoldstein May 2015 #19

Good luck MannyGoldstein May 2015 #21

Also, every time your title says "results" MannyGoldstein May 2015 #12

This message was self-deleted by its author Downwinder May 2015 #9

Well... any luck? MannyGoldstein May 2015 #22

No idea, he's at work. I think he was going to swap the card for FSogol May 2015 #23