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IE use on network - without server

Discussion in 'Internet Explorer & Microsoft Edge' started by ericblz, 2002/02/18.

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    ericblz Contributing Member

    ericblz Inactive Thread Starter

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    Strangely enough, when our NT 4.0 server is unavailable to the network, Web browsing is not possible from any Windows 98 workstation.

    We do not run a proxy server-rather the workstations' gateway address is our hardware firewall. Further, the DNS is set to that of our ISP.

    Weird - any help would be great, thanks!

    Eric
     
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    TonyT

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    Does the NT machine assign workstation IP's or do the workstations get their IP's from the hardware firewall. ( a router I presume)

    Is DHCP being used or are teh IP's for workstations static (asigned by the NT mahine)?

    What are te connection setings for the workstations? (Internet Options/Connection Tab)

    Could be also that the workstations are all configured to use a HOSTS file on the NT box.
     

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    We don't use DHCP, manually assigned IPs only though we do NAT from the firewall.

    Internet Options is in pretty much blank, no proxy server, no automatic settings.

    I didn't purposefully use a networked host file, I thought it required that it live in c:\windows...? Is there a way to check?

    Thanks!
     
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