After get conncected to dialup network, no bites exchange between
computer and network. What to do?

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Request for Question Clarification by sublime1-ga on 09 Oct 2005 12:00 PDT

mynamenilesh...

It would help to know what operating system (OS) you're using,
but the first thing to do is go to a command prompt and type
ipconfig /all and hit Enter. See if an IP Address is listed,
as well as a couple of DNS Servers and a Default Gateway. If
an address for the Default Gateway is given, ping that address:
ping abc.def.ghi
...and report back here with the results.

sublime1-ga

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Clarification of Question by mynamenilesh-ga on 10 Oct 2005 05:57 PDT

Hi Sublime1-ga, My operating system is Window XP home, Ping and IP is
been varifed by the internet provider and says that is working well
and normal. Anything else let me know.
thanks
mynameNilesh

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Request for Question Clarification by sublime1-ga on 18 Oct 2005 16:45 PDT

Never mind what your Internet Service Provider (ISP) tells you.
You need to test from your PC. So go to Start -> Run, type in
ipconfig /all and see if an IP Address is listed, as well as a
couple of DNS Servers and a Default Gateway. If an address for
the Default Gateway is given, ping that address by typing in 
the command prompt window:
ping xxx.xxx.xxx.xxx

...where the Xs are the numbers of your Default Gateway address.
If the results are all less than 10ms (milliseconds), you have
a good connection. Next, try pinging a powerful server, such as
Yahoo:

ping www.yahoo.com

If the results are good, you are connected and your network
should report bytes sent, since they are being sent and received.

The next thing is to open your browser and connect to a strong
site such as Google. If you can open Google's homepage, again,
bytes are being sent and received, whether your network says
this is the case or not.

Let me know where this takes you...

sublime1-ga

Hi mynamenilesh-ga,

Check your Internet browser and make sure you aren't using any proxy
servers to access the internet, inactive proxy servers might cuase
such problems.

check also your MS outlook or any mailer software you have, can you
still receive your e-mails or not? if yes use different internet
browser like netscape or firefox.

Thanks,

wifiman-ga