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Old January 30th 06, 02:04 AM posted to microsoft.public.win98.networking
JM
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Default Help needed: Intermittent internet

Setup:

Dell computer
Windows 98SE
Cable modem
Netgear MR814 router running NAT and DHCP
Kingston 10/100 NIC
Windows 98 Internet settings set to Auto


Problem:

The computer loses internet connection after 10-15 minutes, many times
daily. A reboot each time fixes the problem. When the internet fails the
computer retains its IP address and I can ping the router and the outside
world. Seems to be a DNS issue with the 98 installation. (??)

How can I repair?

thank you,

JM





 




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