|
Recently, I had some strange problem with a network interface inside Windows 2008. I managed to solve my problem only by reset the whole network IP stack in Windows 2008 (Those steps work in Windows Vista and Windows 7 as well). Here are steps:
- Go to the Start Menu, type cmd and right click or (Ctrl + Shift and hit Enter), and select "Run As Administrator"
- Type the following commands, each followed by pressing enter.
- ipconfig /flushdns
- nbtstat -R
- nbtstat -RR
- netsh int reset all
- netsh int ip reset
- netsh winsock reset
Alternatively, another helpful command that i mentioned in one of my old posts:
- netsh interface tcp set global autotuninglevel=disabled
|
|
Tips & Tricks 
