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I have to use a proxy to access DreamViews, and LL. Also, other sites (that I don't really care about) I can't get onto msn either, and diagnosing the problem says I have an invalid IP address. :/ Cannot connect to LL via ftp either. What to do, dear DV? I can't even access google. ;_ ;
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Originally Posted by ClouD
Do you have a dynamic IP address or static? If it's dynamic why don't you try flushing your IP address and see if that works.
If you get on MSN i will help you, ungrateful rat.
But seriously, i had this problem once too. Do you work on a router? Maybe your router screwed up, and you have to fix it.
In my case, i had a virus that redirected me to a "invalid website" page everytime i went somewhere.
But yeah, seriously, get on msn.
I use a wireless broadband usb modem. I cleared my cache, flushed dns, and still can't even access google without a proxy ;_ ;
Heh, actually... fixed ^_^; thanks guys
Sweet, get on msn anyway.
Well,
ipconfig /flushdns
netsh interface ip delete arpcache
worked in the end when run as Administrator.
Yes, I'm on msn now. :>
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Originally Posted by ClouD
Good Job! :bowdown: Did my advice play a slight roll in recapturing your memory?
Lol yes, actually.Quote:
Originally Posted by Switch
I didn't even know it was a dynamic ip at first. :>
Cool that makes me feel pretty good and helpful. ;) Happy I can assist a little.
And here I thought ClouD was a computer expert.
Pfft. :P
Glad you got it fixed, man.
Lulz sometimes I over think things.Quote:
Originally Posted by Man of Steel
Also, I was hoping to hear the calm, soothing IT professional words of Ynot.
I may have to wait until next time. :P
*sabotages modem*
(I know you fixed it :P)
Are you using a network bridge or running the "Routing and Remote Access" service?
The ARP Cache shouldn't normally be corrupted... :/
Really just was annoyed when it said "required elevation", instead of flushing the dns.Quote:
Originally Posted by Photolysis
It's because I had to run as Administrator (which I had to google to realise), though I decided I would delete the ARP Cache, just in-case(?).
I'm don't fully understand, anyway. I just have learnt how to deal with certain problems since I seem to have them so often. ;)
sorryQuote:
Originally Posted by ClouD
I was AWOL