restoring tcp/ip

[Joe]

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If you restore TCP/IP by means of reinstalling the protocol, not by the netsh
command but by actually reinstalling. Would it be necessary to check the
TCP/IP settings to see if it is correct if you are using a regular cable
internet connection the via internet, no router configuration attached.

Thanks for your time guys.

 

[Guest]

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Hi Joe,

If you were previously using defaults, then probably not, but it only takes
a moment to check them. Why?

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"joe" <joe@discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in message
news:BBED3E92-E162-41D0-AB16-E1D00A86F86F@microsoft.com...
> If you restore TCP/IP by means of reinstalling the protocol, not by the
> netsh
> command but by actually reinstalling. Would it be necessary to check the
> TCP/IP settings to see if it is correct if you are using a regular cable
> internet connection the via internet, no router configuration attached.
>
> Thanks for your time guys.

 

[Guest]

Archived from groups: microsoft.public.windowsxp.general (More info?)

This really depends if your cable internet service was:

1) Using DHCP: Cable service is assigning IP settings whenever the cable
modem is powered on.

2) Using PPPo?? (A or E): A specially process where you have a user name
and password, which you use to "sign-on" to the cable service.

3) Using an assigned IP: IP address, and other settings, were given to you
so that you enter them into the Windows XP TCP/IP properties. This means
that you Internet connect in 95% guarantied to have the same IP address, and
IP settings, each of every time you restart the cable modem. (Note: Cable
service may still change your IP setting WITHOUT you knowledge. This is
reason why I stated 95% guarantied same settings.)




"joe" <joe@discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in message
news:BBED3E92-E162-41D0-AB16-E1D00A86F86F@microsoft.com...
> If you restore TCP/IP by means of reinstalling the protocol, not by the
> netsh
> command but by actually reinstalling. Would it be necessary to check the
> TCP/IP settings to see if it is correct if you are using a regular cable
> internet connection the via internet, no router configuration attached.
>
> Thanks for your time guys.