slymore

 Profile Answers by slymore 

• Oct 4th, 2010

 

First you check to see if the cable is in plugged in the machine. Then you check to see if you can connect to a web site.

Anele Takane

 Profile Answers by Anele Takane 

• Jan 6th, 2011

 

1. Check the cable if it is connected to the workstation/ notebook and if it is receiving signal from the switch.

2. Check using the command "ipconfig" to confirm the IP range that the user's machine is in if it is using APIPA address, This will mean the machine can not reach the DHCP server and if the user has an assigned static address try pinging the gateway, DNS,Proxy Server or one of the Domain Controllers.

3. If all pinged replies successfully check to see the proxy settings through Lan Settings on your Browser.

4. Depending on the structure of your corporate network you might need to check the mac address (of the user's workstation) on the cisco switches (if used) to find out which VLan is it in and move it to the correct VLan.

Dastagir Amir Hamaja

 Profile Answers by Dastagir Amir Hamaja Questions by Dastagir Amir Hamaja

• Jun 18th, 2011

 

1. check the lan cable is plugged properly

2. check the status of sending recieving packets by right click on local area connection

3. check the ip address, gatway, dns properly 

4. check with self ping, ping gatway

5. release and renew the ip address

6. if not restart the system

Thanks,

Dastagir

Manohar M

• Feb 29th, 2012

 

First u go to Local Area Connection. check ip add, Mac add, Gateway and proper DNS is there or not..then if u have a connection from D-Link then u first check network is comming to D-link or not..and sometimes Antivirus blocks the network..

Rakesh nautiyal

 Profile Answers by Rakesh nautiyal 

• Mar 8th, 2012

 

1: First check all cables are connected properly.
2: If yes than check LAN setting that ip, gateway and dns are correct.
3: If yes than check with the command ping from cmd.
4: If its working than disconnect all cables and check again and restart modem.
5: If still it doesn't work than restart computer.

Javed Khan

• Apr 16th, 2012

 

Check LAN Cable
check ip address
check firewall setting
than ping ip , gateway and dns

shajan

• May 2nd, 2012

 

If the user getting limited connectivity(APIPA ip address)..We need to check with the
ipconfig /release and ipconfig /renew commands

Vinit

• Jul 26th, 2012

 

If you're getting an error message limited activity by right clicking on the connectivity icon on the task bar, use ipconfig /release then ipconfig /renew commands refresh the desktop and check. If the issue still persists, power off the router, switch it on after 10-20 seconds, wait for a minute and try again. It should work fine. You can check the IPV4 or IPV6 configuration as well and check proxy settings.

praveen

• Aug 2nd, 2012

 

!st check thee cable...and immediate click on network connectivity...go to run cmd den ipconfig /release then..ipconfig /renew den refresh2 to 3 times on desktop...definitely..it should works...

wahid turab

• Nov 5th, 2014

 

Check IP address
Check the sweet cable or LAN cable
Check firewall
Check proxy
Or restart the system

Lokesh M

 Profile Answers by Lokesh M Questions by Lokesh M

• Nov 5th, 2014

 

First Check LAN cable
Check if other systems are connecting to Network
From command prompt use ipconfig /release and ipconfig /renew
Also Use PING command and test
If all the above fails then Shutdown and Restart the system and try

Seraj

• Nov 21st, 2014

 

1.Check Lan cable
2. Check ip address series to another & also check windows firewall.
3.Ping Loop Back address 127.0.0.1 & Check Motherboard Lan port working or not.

Prakash

• Dec 23rd, 2014

 

Check Lan Cable
Check wether LAn Card is enabled or not?
Check the Ip address
if it ha ARPA address release the ip address by using comman ipconfig /release and renew by using IPaddress /renew
still not connecting may be DHCP serve is down
try to give static IP address that may resolve (testing purpose)

Fal

• Oct 15th, 2015

 

Try contacting your computers or corporate network for help if you are sill in trouble then contact your local network services