Thread: Wimax connection unable to browse internet

Hi,

I just got my postpaid wimax connection and when I connect to my office laptop I'm unable to connect to internet. Installation guy could connect to internet from his laptop. I'm unable to understand how can this happen as I can connect through sify broadband also. The reason Tata indicom is providing is some office laptops cannot be connected. I dont understand. Can anyone help me with the situation.

Thanks,
Archana

archanaela,
After you assign your laptop the static ip given by tata for post paid connections, you should be able to get a login page whichever internet address you type. Only after you log in, you will be able to use the connection.

I can help you. Paste your "ipconfig" output if you are using Windows or "/sbin/ifconfig" if you are using Linux.
And let me know what exactly is the error message you receive.

I am also facing the same problem . I hv configured static IP in Laptop. But the same connection is working in desktop with same configuration . I tried by removing AV/Firewall , checked IE settings , but still not working.Please help

i am using tata wimax and there is no problem with my office laptop or the desktop

what is LAN card model / speed, mine is intel 82566MM gigabit ?

hi archana

can you please check if your tata wimax and laptop are working on correct IP or not and as bala said plz go to RUN>> type CMD and in command prompt box please type ipconfig and then post IP configuration here... it can help a lot to understand this issue...

aadi

Originally Posted by archanaela

Hi,

I just got my postpaid wimax connection and when I connect to my office laptop I'm unable to connect to internet. Installation guy could connect to internet from his laptop. I'm unable to understand how can this happen as I can connect through sify broadband also. The reason Tata indicom is providing is some office laptops cannot be connected. I dont understand. Can anyone help me with the situation.

Thanks,
Archana

Hi Archana,

Your office laptop must be having proxy settings in the Internet Explorer. Just check the following:

a) Tools --> Internet Options
b) Connections tab --> Click on Lan Settings
c) Under Proxy Server uncheck the option "Use proxy server for your LAN"

Remember to check it ON, once you get to office.

Originally Posted by just4kix

Hi Archana,

Your office laptop must be having proxy settings in the Internet Explorer. Just check the following:

a) Tools --> Internet Options
b) Connections tab --> Click on Lan Settings
c) Under Proxy Server uncheck the option "Use proxy server for your LAN"

Remember to check it ON, once you get to office.

oie ye proxy setting to mai bhool he gaya... sorry sorry hmy: