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graf_von_anonym · 01-03-2009, 19:11

Your DNS settings appear to suggest that one of your router's connected machines, rather than the router, is turning website addresses into IP numbers. You shouldn't need to go directly to the router if you can access any pages.

Are you sure that it's listing your DNS as 192.168.1.2? That might be your IP address. Could you maybe post the results you get when you type ipconfig/all ? What we're looking for is:

Your IP address, your default gateway, and what it's got listed for your DNS servers.*

That should help track down what is what.

*none of this information should put your privacy at risk, in this context.

01-03-2009, 19:11	#11
graf_von_anonym Inactive Join Date: Dec 2008 Location: Castell Anonym Services: BB:NTL XL, TV:L Posts: 141	Re: CANT ACCESS certain websites?? Your DNS settings appear to suggest that one of your router's connected machines, rather than the router, is turning website addresses into IP numbers. You shouldn't need to go directly to the router if you can access any pages. Are you sure that it's listing your DNS as 192.168.1.2? That might be your IP address. Could you maybe post the results you get when you type ipconfig/all ? What we're looking for is: Your IP address, your default gateway, and what it's got listed for your DNS servers.* That should help track down what is what. none of this information should put your privacy at risk, in this context*.