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== Issues: == | == Issues: == | ||
Cannot get to internet site, but can ping router or [[DNS]]. | Cannot get to internet site, but can ping router or [[DNS]]. | ||
== Issue IPCONFIG command from command line with switches == | |||
'''ipconfig /flushdns''' | |||
- removes the cache that translates human-readable address to IP address. | - removes the cache that translates human-readable address to IP address. | ||
ipconfig /renew | '''ipconfig /release''' | ||
- releases your DHCP lease, clearing your computers IP address. | |||
'''ipconfig /renew''' | |||
- renews the IP address if your pc gets an IP address automatically/dynamically. | - renews the IP address if your pc gets an IP address automatically/dynamically. | ||
== Issue NETSH command from command line with switches == | |||
'''netsh interface ip delete arpcache''' | |||
- removes the cache that translates IP addresses to physical [[MAC]] addresses--(essentially is the next level down from DNS). | - removes the cache that translates IP addresses to physical [[MAC]] addresses--(essentially is the next level down from DNS). | ||
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Latest revision as of 12:38, 17 November 2012
Issues:[edit]
Cannot get to internet site, but can ping router or DNS.
Issue IPCONFIG command from command line with switches[edit]
ipconfig /flushdns
- removes the cache that translates human-readable address to IP address.
ipconfig /release
- releases your DHCP lease, clearing your computers IP address.
ipconfig /renew
- renews the IP address if your pc gets an IP address automatically/dynamically.
Issue NETSH command from command line with switches[edit]
netsh interface ip delete arpcache
- removes the cache that translates IP addresses to physical MAC addresses--(essentially is the next level down from DNS).