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Guys pahelp naman kung may idea kayo. Natry ko e disable yung antivirus, firewall, tapos nag ipconfig/release renew na rin ako. Still no luck. Nag coconnect siya pero walang ip wala ding browse. Salamat ka phc power.
 
Naencounter ko na din yan. Subokan mo TS na I troubleshoot yung network mo. right click sa icon ng ethernet sa desktop tapos troubleshoot problems. baka nadisable lang yung dhcp. Feedback kung gumana.
 
Madalas mangyari ito especially if you are connecting to a Local Bridge type of a Server which is currently prone to errors mostly if overly congested of TCP connections, brute-force or a DDOS attacks and or maybe just a badly-configured server.

You can try another SNAT server which is more stable and most produced type of server here in PHC.

If your familiar with settings on your Local Area Network adapter, you can manually connect by making a static ip and DNS address to your VPN Client Adapter.. below is an example of IPv4 settings..

ip address: 192.168.30.18 (ipconfig /all at CMD to look for the given ip address and Gateway)
subnet mask: 255.255.255.0
gateway: 192.168.30.1

dns address: 8.8.8.8
secondary dns: 208.67.222.222


You may visit the UDPgate Thread for more queries...


Sincerely Yours,
Nyahahaha
 
Captain Underpants said:
Madalas mangyari ito especially if you are connecting to a Local Bridge type of a Server which is currently prone to errors mostly if overly congested of TCP connections, brute-force or a DDOS attacks and or maybe just a badly-configured server.

You can try another SNAT server which is more stable and most produced type of server here in PHC.

If your familiar with settings on your Local Area Network adapter, you can manually connect by making a static ip and DNS address to your VPN Client Adapter.. below is an example of IPv4 settings..

ip address: 192.168.30.18 (ipconfig /all at CMD to look for the given ip address and Gateway)
subnet mask: 255.255.255.0
gateway: 192.168.30.1

dns address: 8.8.8.8
secondary dns: 208.67.222.222


You may visit the UDPgate Thread for more queries...


Sincerely Yours,
Nyahahaha
Click to expand...


Tulad nga sabi ni kapitan kosa. Check mo lang ung config mo sa server. Nakakonek ka naman na e pero ung DHCP server lang ang prob mo. Nasa tamang daan ka na.
 
Captain Underpants said:
Madalas mangyari ito especially if you are connecting to a Local Bridge type of a Server which is currently prone to errors mostly if overly congested of TCP connections, brute-force or a DDOS attacks and or maybe just a badly-configured server.

You can try another SNAT server which is more stable and most produced type of server here in PHC.

If your familiar with settings on your Local Area Network adapter, you can manually connect by making a static ip and DNS address to your VPN Client Adapter.. below is an example of IPv4 settings..

ip address: 192.168.30.18 (ipconfig /all at CMD to look for the given ip address and Gateway)
subnet mask: 255.255.255.0
gateway: 192.168.30.1

dns address: 8.8.8.8
secondary dns: 208.67.222.222


You may visit the UDPgate Thread for more queries...


Sincerely Yours,
Nyahahaha
Click to expand...
Idol talaga kita master hajahahaha lamats dito
 
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