Mtaylor511
IS-IT--Management
Ok I have a weird problem with a machine that even after re-imaging hasn't gone away.
Problem:
1. Some internal Intranet sites are not accessible when using the 10/100/1000 NIC in the Laptop, including one used to connect to a Central citrix Farm.
2. Patching the machine to a DMZ on an external firewall does not allow access to any websites, despite this working earlier.
Tried:
1. Disconnect the NIC and use WiFi....can access all internal Intranet sites and websites.
2. Logon as a different user with NIC enabled..still cannot access Internal Intranets when on LAN or websites when connected to DMZ.
3. Swap the hard drive to another identical machine...CAN access Internal Intranet sites when on LAN but still no websites via the DMZ.
4. Logon to a totally different machine as the same user, using the same ports and cables both for LAN and DMZ connection...everything works fine...Internal Intranets and websites through DMZ fully available.
I thought it could be a MAC Address issue...but seeing as the LAN is managed by us and we have blocked nothing, although the Internal Intranets are part of a central group network, and that our DMZ/Firewall is managed by a 3rd party that only block things we tell them too this seems strange...The later could also not be a MAC issue considering a different machine was used, albeit with the same hard disk in...the MAC address would be different, so why still no websites on DMZ.
At the moment we've assumed some form of hardware issue and have asked for a replacement...but not convinced
Problem:
1. Some internal Intranet sites are not accessible when using the 10/100/1000 NIC in the Laptop, including one used to connect to a Central citrix Farm.
2. Patching the machine to a DMZ on an external firewall does not allow access to any websites, despite this working earlier.
Tried:
1. Disconnect the NIC and use WiFi....can access all internal Intranet sites and websites.
2. Logon as a different user with NIC enabled..still cannot access Internal Intranets when on LAN or websites when connected to DMZ.
3. Swap the hard drive to another identical machine...CAN access Internal Intranet sites when on LAN but still no websites via the DMZ.
4. Logon to a totally different machine as the same user, using the same ports and cables both for LAN and DMZ connection...everything works fine...Internal Intranets and websites through DMZ fully available.
I thought it could be a MAC Address issue...but seeing as the LAN is managed by us and we have blocked nothing, although the Internal Intranets are part of a central group network, and that our DMZ/Firewall is managed by a 3rd party that only block things we tell them too this seems strange...The later could also not be a MAC issue considering a different machine was used, albeit with the same hard disk in...the MAC address would be different, so why still no websites on DMZ.
At the moment we've assumed some form of hardware issue and have asked for a replacement...but not convinced