Re: Slow Internet Connection Sharing
- From: "thecreator" <thecreator@xxxxxxxxxxx>
- Date: Mon, 22 Oct 2007 12:07:22 -0400
Hi Kevin,
From home, can you log into Hotmail and Messenger? Do you have a Laptop
computer, that you can use at home and make sure you can use Messenger and
Hotmail at home? Then take it to work and without making any changes, test
the connection.
Is the Router involved with Hughesnet? Can you do a Factory Reset on
that router, then log into the Router's settings to restore the Router's
settings you were using, using a Wired Computer, to restore the settings for
the Wireless Internet?
--
thecreator
"Kevin" <coxtrans@xxxxxxxxxxxx(donotspam)> wrote in message
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I have a Comcast for my home internet that is how I have a Comcast account.
I just used the Comcast email account to test the system to see if it the
problem was a hotmail problem or an internet email problem.
I am able to get to the log on screen for hotmail and put in my user name
and password but it will not let me long in.
I have taken one of the computers from the location that I am having the
problem and put it on another network and I am able to long in the hotmail
and Messenger. I believe it is a Hughesnet (direcway) problem but I can
not
get any support from them. I was hopping to find someone on this forum
that
has run into a similar problem that could point me in the correct
direction.
--
Keivn
"thecreator" wrote:
Hi Kevin,
Curious. How can you have a Comcast E-mail Web-mail Account without
being a Customer?
As for Hotmail, it changed, from Hotmail to Windows Live Hotmail.
If you click this link : http://www.msn.com/
It takes you to MSN. If you click Hotmail, it takes you to:
http://login.live.com/login.srf?wa=wsignin1.0&rpsnv=10&ct=1192808696&rver=4.5.2130.0&wp=MBI&wreply=http:%2F%2Fmail.live.com%2Fdefault.aspx&id=64855
to sign in.
--
thecreator
"Kevin" <coxtrans@xxxxxxxxxxxx(donotspam)> wrote in message
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Sorry for the confusion. Internet connection is Hughesnet (direcway).
I
have an email account w/ Comcast that I used to test the system. I was
not
able to log in to hotmail so I used my Comcast webmail as a test and I
was
able to log in. Originally I thought it might be a https issue but I
was
able to log into a bank website.
I have been struggling with this issue for a few months. When I first
started working on it I updated the MS Messanger so I think it is the
lastest
version, if not is it one version back so I don't think that is an
issue.
I
have tried to use it on three different computers on that network w/
out
successes.
--
Keivn
"thecreator" wrote:
Hi Kevin,
Not completely understanding you.
Not long in, but it is login into Comcast.
Is Comcast, your ramp onto the Super Highway (Internet) or is
Hughesnet?
What is Hughesnet?
What version of Windows Messenger is installed?
http://www.microsoft.com/downloads/details.aspx?FamilyID=a8d9eb73-5f8c-4b9a-940f-9157a3b3d774&displayLang=en
What version of Windows Live Messenger is installed?
http://get.live.com/messenger/overview
--
thecreator
"Kevin" <coxtrans@xxxxxxxxxxxx(donotspam)> wrote in message
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Antivirus is and was up to date and runs a full scan every night on
both
computers. One computer is connected directly to the Hughesnet
hardware
via
usb and has a nic connected to a Lan. On the lan is another
computer
that
uses Internet Connection Sharing to access the internet. I am
experianceing
some issues on the computer connected directly to the Hughesnet like
I
can
go
to www.hotmail.com but I can't long in. I can go to Comcast and
long
into
my
webmail. I have tried to long on to MS Messanger to establish a
remote
control session but Messanger times out. When I run the
troubleshooting
wizard it tells me there is something wrong with the gateway. I
contacted
Hugesnet and was assured that the gateway was configured properly
because
I
could get to other internet sites.
--
Keivn
"thecreator" wrote:
Hi Kevin,
Did you run an anti-virus scan? You have not mentioned any
Router
being
used. Do you have a Router and have you reset the Router and
restored
its
settings?
--
thecreator
"Kevin" <coxtrans@xxxxxxxxxxxx(donotspam)> wrote in message
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I have been dealing with a few problems with a very slow computers
and
Hughesnet. I have two computers in a location that does not have
any
other
option than Hughesnet Satellite for "high speed" internet. The
computer
that
is connected to Hughesnet's equipment is slow accessing and using
the
internet but it is useable. The second computer accesses the
internet
via
Microsoft's internet connection sharing. Under most
circumstances
the
second
computer is so slow that it almost unseable. I have contacted
hugesnet
and
all I get for support is that they check the speed on the
computer
connected
to their equipment and determine that they get a certain amount
of
signal
and
have determined that it is working properly. As a last resort we
tried
to
Reset Internet Explorer Setting. The computer now will not
access
the
internet at all. When you launch IE7 it tries to get to
Microsoft's
IE7
set
up site but the computer is so slow that it times out and will
not
let
me
change the home page on anything else until it runs the one time
set
up.
--
Keivn
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