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RE: FN-FORUM: IE Problem
date posted 16th May 2006 21:00
This sounds like one of two problems.
Either your DNS server settings are incorrect - check this under network
connections, in the control panel or under view network connections if
running XP. Your DNS should either be blank and set to automatic or
specified with the correct addresses.
Or you have proxy setup in IE, check this in IE under tools, =
connections,
LAN Settings. Your Proxy settings in most cases should be blank.
Hope this helps
Take care,
Sean
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Sent: 16 May 2006 17:53
To: FN-FORUM / [EMAIL REMOVED]
Subject: RE: FN-FORUM: IE Problem
Have you made sure that Windows Firewall is allowing IE to access the
Internet?
Just a thought
Cheers
Ali
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Subject: Re: FN-FORUM: IE Problem
localhost works in IE - it is just external sites that don't
Pam
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Subject: Re: FN-FORUM: IE Problem
>
> Installing ISPs CDs nearly always messes up the settings - often =
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> an
> older or unpatched version of IE so you end up with mismatched DLLs - =
just
> never do it! Check for proxy settings as well.
>
> Might be worth reinstalling IE using the INF method and then =
reapplying=20
> the
> last x years of patches (as a last resort). Check firewall settings =
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> all
> IE zone settings and if you have Norton/Symantec *anything* disable it =
and
> try.
>
> Firefox uses basic authentication and IE uses windows integrated. If =
you
> cant get to internal sites but can get to external ones, it's the web=20
> server
> permissions.
>
> What happens if you log on as local admin? You could do that and run=20
> regmon
> and filemon to see if there is anything local it is complaining about.
>
> BTW if you don't have any dial-up or VPN connections, you won't have
> anything to change in IE's Connection settings (except LAN settings).
>
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