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I've used Charter Communications to connect to the internet for the last year and rarely ever had any problems. I left for an hour today and came back to the computer that didn't have and internet connection anymore. I tried to ping several random addresses to no luck. I restarted the network and was assigned an address by the dhcp server but could get no pings returned or web pages loaded. I rebooted and got the same thing. This was earlier this morning so I figured the network must be temporarily down so when I returned this evening, I thought "Everything should be ok now." So I started up the computer, tried to load a web page and still no luck. As an act of desperation, i loaded windows and low and behold, networking worked. I thought that this was really weird that a Windows version would work and not linux. I really like my linux install and rather not use windows. What's going on?
Last edited by Gen2ly (2009-04-09 13:23:55)
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When the internet is "down", can you ping 208.67.222.222 from linux?
Could you post the output of `ip addr`, `ip route`, and `cat /etc/resolv.conf` when the internet isn't working?
What are Windows's default gateway, DNS servers, and IP address?
Last edited by arew264 (2009-04-09 02:30:59)
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I'm at work now but still no luck with being able to connect. I thought i'd try my arch laptop too to see if there was a problem with my main arch machine. Booted it up, connects to dhcp server, but same problem, unable to ping. When I get back I'll post the details of resolv.conf...
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Good news. Got my internet back up. Talked to tech support and turned out to be a misconfiguration on their part that wasn't allow access for linux computers. Can't just figure out why a serverwould block just linux... guess it's ok, since its fixed now.
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