Oct 29, 2014  Hi There, We have a Dell Powerconnect 6248. I was on the web management console looking at the set up when I suddently lost the connection. I didn't commit any changes but. Disclaims any proprietary interest in trademarks and trade names other than its own. • 'System Configuration' on page 11 describes how to configure basic system and port settings, use. For information on setting up the hardware and serial or TFTP connection, refer to the Getting Started Guide for your system.

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Hi I have a Dell Inspiron running XP sp3. Had a full factory restore today.

IE7, firefox and Google Chrome load web site addresses but cannot display the pages. It won't connect to Windows updates.

It will connect to Gateway with ping. Network and wireless connected and working. Ping tested ok. LAN Settings checked and rechecked. Wireless networks detected and connected running at 56mbps, ADSL network running at 100mbps.

I have two other machines running on the same home network with no problems. It is not an ISP problem. I have done winsock reset.

Download lagu cover lupakan saja diriku smull india cover mp3 2017. Disabled Windows firewalls. Nothing works. I opened device manager and showed hidden devices and found under Serial non plug and play devices a yellow mark next to serial and in it's properties a Code 24. C windows system32 drivers.serial.sys File version 5.1.2600.5512 xpsp.0. Could this be the reason I can't connect to web? If so, what is it and what does it do?

Where do I get the drivers for a device that is not identified? I am at a loss to solve this problem. It is not a virus or Malware.

It is not the network adaptor or WiFi. It is not IE specific problem as Firefox and Google Chrome cannot connect either. Any suggestions or advice will be very very much appreciated. Thanks a bunch:). Did that and no difference. I have disabled Windows firewall, there is no AV installed yet as it is a factory recovery.

When I load explorer it says web site found waiting for reply and it goes through the motions of loading web page, takes forever then displays unable to display page message. ADSL running at 100mbps. No problems with adaptor. Tried WiFi and same thing. So, you've been able to try both a wired and wireless connection to the router? Have you powered down the router and modem for a few minutes?

Ignoring Firefox for the moment, have you reset IE settings? Internet Options> Connections> LAN Settings, is 'Use a proxy server' unchecked? It should be in most situations. Try clearing the DNS Cache Start> Run> cmd [enter] ipconfig /flushdns Note the space between fig and / Then clear the Temporary Internet Files and restart. Are you sure that the restore didn't install Norton or McAfee? Won't affect Firefox, but try IE-REREG Go to Read the information on that page- especially the 'Usage' paragraph (Usage: unzip the download and run the cmd.) Download (near the bottom of the page) and run the appropriate script for your browser and OS.

Filed Under, I don’t have a lot of brand loyalty when it comes to servers and networking infrastructure, but I do have a lot of respect for Dell when it comes to price, and the PowerConnect series is no exception. This Dell PowerConnect series switches can be an attractive option for SMBs looking to build a core network infrastructure or migrate to a structure based on routed VLANs. Unfortunately, and all due respect to the Dell documentation teams, the documentation for this switch is exceedingly thin. In the past I’ve covered how to. One thing I have skipped over though is a very basic initial configuration on the Dell PowerConnect 62xx series switch.

What do you need to do – if anything on the Cisco side? I configured the port as indicated above on the Dell side – appears we ended up creating a loop in our network.

We are trying to determine where the issue was. This particular switch (Dell) is supporting our DMZ network, which is on a separate subnet, from Data. Appears Data traffic started to be routed to the IP address on the Dell switch (management port was assigned an IP on the data network so we could reach it). • on February 11th, 2015 2:07 pm.