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| i've been having problems with my connection to the internet...i normally use a wireless home network with cable modem. lately the connection is erratic, sometimes it finds the site, sometimes it doesn't. for troubleshooting, i connected directly to the modem and the problem still exists. My ISP says every looks fine on their end. now when i have gone into ipconfig and run manual pings and tracerts, everything went through, no packets lost, one address at a time. Today after weeks of fiddling, i found the network diagnostics tool! happy joy. so i ran it. and it tells me that 3 of 4 pings failed because the destination net is unreachable. now, is that a problem on my end or cound those addresses that the system scan pings be defunct? and what could be happening? and another question...i can change the firewall setting on my 1394 connection in network control panels, but i cannot enable or disable icf in my LAN properties. why is that? i will be so grateful to any who reply, Suzanne | Guest
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