We have a small office (6 stations) on Verizon FIOS Actiontec router. Last Friday, we had some internet slowness and an outage. For some reason the internal network was affected. The server became very slow to connect to and eventually we could not reach it. Printers could not be reached as well. I had to temporarily replace the Verizon router with a Linksys switch to restore the internal network. I reconnected the Verizon Actiontec router late in the day and all was well with it again by then. I don't understand why a problem outside of our network would affect the internal network.
Anyone have any ideas on this??
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Jump to Postmaybe the problem was with your router.internet does not effect your LAN i think.
Jump to PostI once had also a problem that the wrong ip address was displayed I could fix it by running winsockfix. After that BitDefender detected the correct gateway. You can download from softpedia.com/get/Tweak/Network...inSockFix.shtml or just google it and u may find.
It will not harm your system. I …
Jump to PostTry doing a virus scan to check whether virus might be pass over the network. Turn on the firewall and block crappy stuff. You know those that might contain virus. Just take some precautions. I am still analysing your problme, my school also have this problem and the school IT …
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