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Although my wireless showing connected but it seems that I can't browse
until I have my LAN connection connected. How can I get my LAN
connected with a Gateway connection to enable browsing.

wrote:
> Although my wireless showing connected but it seems that I can't browse
> until I have my LAN connection connected. How can I get my LAN
> connected with a Gateway connection to enable browsing.
>

Whatever you're talking about, it makes no sense.

What kind of setup to you have?

Duane

Duane Arnold wrote:
> wrote:
> > Although my wireless showing connected but it seems that I can't browse
> > until I have my LAN connection connected. How can I get my LAN
> > connected with a Gateway connection to enable browsing.
> >
>
> Whatever you're talking about, it makes no sense.
>
> What kind of setup to you have?
>
> Duane

In absence of my IT guy, I plugged ethernet cable and unplug power cord
from wireless satellite gadget "Winetwork" for <10 seconds,later
connected power cord again.Restarted my laptop again and succeded in
getting my LAN connected via Intergrated Controller Network Adapter
with a Gateway Connection.
But what I see if I disconnect ethernet cable from Laptop, we lost
browsing.Now question how can I ensure that all laptop have browsing
capability without necessity of ethernet cable connected to laptop?

wrote:
> Duane Arnold wrote:
>
>> wrote:
>>
>>>Although my wireless showing connected but it seems that I can't browse
>>>until I have my LAN connection connected. How can I get my LAN
>>>connected with a Gateway connection to enable browsing.
>>>
>>
>>Whatever you're talking about, it makes no sense.
>>
>>What kind of setup to you have?
>>
>>Duane
>
>
> In absence of my IT guy, I plugged ethernet cable and unplug power cord
> from wireless satellite gadget "Winetwork" for <10 seconds,later
> connected power cord again.Restarted my laptop again and succeded in
> getting my LAN connected via Intergrated Controller Network Adapter
> with a Gateway Connection.

I don't think you have to restart the computer. I think all you have to
do is do Ipconfig /release and Ipconfig /renew to make the computer get
an IP again from the DHCP server on the network.

That should allow the machine and the browser access the Internet.

> But what I see if I disconnect ethernet cable from Laptop, we lost
> browsing.Now question how can I ensure that all laptop have browsing
> capability without necessity of ethernet cable connected to laptop?
>

See above and talk to your IT guy.

Duane

Thanks Duane

(1)Still looking technique to browse without plugging network ethernet
cable?
(2)Moreover , on one of laptop 3 e-mails sitting in Outbox of Microsoft
Outlook, pop3 of 2 different accounts have errors., I have checked POP3
settings of company server , which is exactly same what I have in my
machine without any problem.What need to be done in order to see POP3
working for both our company server and verizon server.Will I delete 3
emails in outbox?

This probably may happend due to I set my wireless connection to away
while I established it?Now how can I restore it to home/Office to
enable sending e-mails.

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> This probably may happend due to I set my wireless connection to away
> while I established it?Now how can I restore it to home/Office to
> enable sending e-mails.
>

If this is XP, then there is a feature that allows you to configure the
machine to connect to multiple networks by saving and then applying the NIC
configuration that's needed. You should use Google to look that feature up.

If this is not XP, then you might find some 3rd party tool that will do it
for you, again use Google.

Duane