I need a guinea pig who's connected to the net via a firewall/proxy...
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Can I mail you a test program which will tell you if you're connected to the internet or not? that's all it does, no funny business.
you need to be running through a proxy and/or a firewall, btw.
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you need to be running through a proxy and/or a firewall, btw.
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paul I did send it, but outlook was kind enough to block the exe!
this is what I was doing:
http://www.btinternet.com/~madtoye/AmIConnected2.exe
works out if you are connected to the net and if you are, how (modem/lan)
this is what I was doing:
http://www.btinternet.com/~madtoye/AmIConnected2.exe
works out if you are connected to the net and if you are, how (modem/lan)
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Shows Green "LAN" even if I pull the LAN cable, I assume because the NIC is still live.
However, shows Red ".//." if I disable the "Local Area Connection".
Still shows Red ".//." if I restart the "Local Area Connection" and stays red no matter how many times I click "Connection" button. However, as I soon as I use the LAN in any way, clicking the "Connection" button brings it back to Green "LAN".
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However, shows Red ".//." if I disable the "Local Area Connection".
Still shows Red ".//." if I restart the "Local Area Connection" and stays red no matter how many times I click "Connection" button. However, as I soon as I use the LAN in any way, clicking the "Connection" button brings it back to Green "LAN".
Cheers
Ian
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