I have had my iPod for about 1 month. I am currently running 1.1.3.. So the wi-fi has worked for me. Well, for about 1 week, my internet connection got lost for my iPod. My family has about 3 laptops, all running the same internet connection. My computer works just fine, as well as the rest. But my iPod touch is having big problems connecting.
I go to the Wi-fi panel in Settings. It shows my network, and so I click it. I enter my WEP code, and everything seems fine. But when I enter safari, or any other app that uses wi-fi, it says, %26quot;Safari can't open the page because it can't find the server.%26quot; Although it says that, the little wi-fi signal up at the status bar is on full blast. So I did some research on why it isn't working. I checked my MacBook's network IP address, and it dosen't match the one on my iPod. On my iPod, it starts with 169. On my computer, it starts 192. Same with the subnet mask. There is no Router info, or DNS on the iPod touch network panel. Anyone know how to change the IP address on the iPod for good?
Here is what my page looks like:
IP Address:
DHCP BootP Static
IP Address: 169.2*4.*2.2*8
Subnet Mask: 2*5. 2*5.0.0
Router:
DNS:
Search Domains:
Client ID:
Renew Lease
HTTP Proxy
OFF Manual Auto
Ipod touch safari can't open the page?
Throw it on the ground as hard as you can, and thats it. its fixed!
Wednesday, 21 September 2011
PS3 network connection?
can someone please explain to me step by step, how to get connected to internet via ps3 via ethernet, WITHOUT GETTING THE DNS ERROR, i have the mega 105WR router model, any changes i need to make to the router settings, please anything that can help me
PS3 network connection?
I use wireless for mine, but for ethernet the principal should be the same. If you have other computers connected to the router unplug them. Make sure the router is set to DHCP and not static IP's. Also make sure the router you are using is a home router so it allows more than a single connection and not some hub or switch.
Connect the cable to both the PS3 and the router (assuming the router works with another device here) and go into the options screen for the PS3. Go into the networking portion and create a new connection. It's pretty self explanatory from here. If you have a password you need to make sure you enter the authentication info but is its not wireless you shouldn't have one. The links should help:
http://www.us.playstation.com/Support/PS鈥?/a>
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=DYxTdcJYi鈥?/a>
PS3 network connection?
I use wireless for mine, but for ethernet the principal should be the same. If you have other computers connected to the router unplug them. Make sure the router is set to DHCP and not static IP's. Also make sure the router you are using is a home router so it allows more than a single connection and not some hub or switch.
Connect the cable to both the PS3 and the router (assuming the router works with another device here) and go into the options screen for the PS3. Go into the networking portion and create a new connection. It's pretty self explanatory from here. If you have a password you need to make sure you enter the authentication info but is its not wireless you shouldn't have one. The links should help:
http://www.us.playstation.com/Support/PS鈥?/a>
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=DYxTdcJYi鈥?/a>
JIMWA - PSP help please?????
Jimwa you helped with my psp question before. I have followed your instructions but you need to speak to me like I'm 5 because I have no clue how to do what you are saying!!!!
I have done the following:
Start
=%26gt;run
==%26gt;type 'cmd'
command prompt will open
===%26gt;type 'ipconfig/all'
all your internet numbers will come up..such as ip adress, default gateway (otherwise known as default router), Primary and Secondary DNS Servers and Subnet Mask
Start up your PSP
-settings
-network settings
-infastructure
-[New Connection]
-Find your access point
I found my access point (which is my bthomehub)
then it asks me SSID and I get a page with the numbers and letters to change my BThomehub name. I left it as is....
then I get WLAn security settings. I chose NONE (as opposed to WEP WPA etc) then I chose easy for address settings. I used the homehub for the connection name. went past the setting list...pressed x to save the settings...then they ask me to try a test connection...
JIMWA - PSP help please?????
well when u search for the internet connection does it say under security WEP if it does then it is locked to outsiderswindows live web page host
I have done the following:
Start
=%26gt;run
==%26gt;type 'cmd'
command prompt will open
===%26gt;type 'ipconfig/all'
all your internet numbers will come up..such as ip adress, default gateway (otherwise known as default router), Primary and Secondary DNS Servers and Subnet Mask
Start up your PSP
-settings
-network settings
-infastructure
-[New Connection]
-Find your access point
I found my access point (which is my bthomehub)
then it asks me SSID and I get a page with the numbers and letters to change my BThomehub name. I left it as is....
then I get WLAn security settings. I chose NONE (as opposed to WEP WPA etc) then I chose easy for address settings. I used the homehub for the connection name. went past the setting list...pressed x to save the settings...then they ask me to try a test connection...
JIMWA - PSP help please?????
well when u search for the internet connection does it say under security WEP if it does then it is locked to outsiders
Downloading Anonymously ?
I have a few questions that I just need some simple yes's or no's.
Lets say somebody wants to download files and such that may be questionable or should I say%26quot;not bought%26quot;, but want to do it without identifying their selves or being tracked.
I am not talking about covering an ip address by using software designed for p2p downloading through utorrent or bitlord, and I am not talking about using or going through a proxy server to surf anonymously.
HEre are my questions
Can a person be identified by their DHCP Server Address?
Can a person be identified by their DNS Server addresses?
Can a person be identified by their MAC address?
Can a person be identified by their Default Gateway?
I have already know how to change a MAC address %26amp; already know you can manually change an ip address by
ipconfig /release then unplugging router and pluggin it back in and doing ipconfig /renew in cmd.
I just notice a couple of things that stay the same no matter what someone does and thats the DHCP SERVER ADDRESS %26amp; the DNS SERVER ADDRESSES. And yes I know you can disable the use of DHCP, but i have been running into problems figuring out the TCP settings.
So again basically, I am asking if you could be found out by your DHCP and or your DNS utmost, if you were to make sure to change your IP %26amp; MAC addresses every time you wanted to go online and download something questionable or not and then change them
(the MAC %26amp; IP) again before you went and did something like oh I don't know....log into a personal email, which if you did would basically connect yourself to the IP %26amp; MAC you were doing the questionable downloads on which would be a big bad thing, I would think.
Cause as I see it, if everytime you go online with a dif MAC and dif IP address and make sure to never go to any ACTUAL PERSONAL ACCOUNTS on the same mac and IP address you did something questionable with, that would possibly identify you, you would be pretty much in the clear.
And well of course this is the extent of my knowledge or guess on the subject as I am here asking you all now.
This is of course just for my knowledge. Not that I would ever actually do something like this. I a, just a curious cat.
Downloading Anonymously ?
Yes you can be tracked down.
I assume you are using an Internet Service Provider from home.
The ISP records your presence (address) when you connect, and the modem has an identification code of its own. The web site you visit can record the time of the visit and the IP address. If the web site should find undesirable or possibly illegal activity coming from that IP address, they can get a court order to require the ISP to provide them with the identity of the account using that IP address at that particular time.
For example, if you purchase online, the business will record the time and the IP address to give them data for fraud investiagations.
This can be a huge problem if you have a wireless network. If you do not have encryption enabled, someone outside your home could hack into your network and use your internet connection to do very bad things - and guess who gets blamed for it? The account holder. And how would you prove you did not do it?
Downloading Anonymously ?
it still goes through your internet provider which by law has to turn you in
Just tell your parents %26quot;hey parents I love to download porn, get over it%26quot;.
I will try to answer your questions as simply as possible.
Can a person be identified by their DHCP Server Address?
This doesn't necessarily make sense. The DHCP server address, as you probably know, is the address that you choose of a device on your network that your computer will talk to in order to be automatically assigned configuration settings like IP address. This is always a LOCAL address on your immediate network, and the question of identifiability does not make sense. Anyone who is using a given DHCP server will have that server's IP address configured in that way.
Usually changing this value does not make sense. You will no longer be able to automatically get assigned network configuration data. For most normal users, their DHCP server is the router that they are connected to.
Can a person be identified by their DNS Server addresses?
This is another question that does not particularly make sense. A DNS server is just a server that you must talk to in order to resolve hostnames, e.g. convert something like yahoo.com to something like 68.180.206.184 so that your computer can contact the Yahoo! server.
Your DNS server, like your DHCP server, is something that probably would not make sense for you to change.
Can a person be identified by their MAC address?
Absolutely yes. A given MAC address, while not guaranteed to be UNIQUE worldwide, does correspond to a specific device. For example, if your laptop has wireless capability and wired networking capability, then it has at least two network adapters. Each of these was built with a MAC address. That MAC address identifies the manufacturer of the adapter, among other things, and is not meant to be changed.
However, no one sees the MAC address except devices SPECIFICALLY talking to that hardware. In other words, if you are plugged into a router, then only that router and MAYBE other machines also plugged into that router care about your network adapter's MAC address. There is no concept of any other machine on the Internet being able to see or care about the MAC address(es) of your hardware.
Like I said, the MAC address is programmed into your device and is NOT supposed to be changed. I suggest not worrying about things like MAC addresses ever again unless you have an address collision (very rare) or take a networking class.
Can a person be identified by their Default Gateway?
See my answer to DHCP Server. For most people, the gateway is actually the same as the DHCP server (usually a router). Don't worry about this either.
In general, all four of these things are configuration data that make up how your machine talks to your router and other machines, and changing them will basically just either break your ability to access the Internet or have no effect at all.
There is no anonymity to be gained by changing any of these fundamental connection settings.
Keep in mind also that there isn't really much anonymity gained from changing your public Internet-side IP address either, since ISPs keep logs of what accounts/locations connect through which IPs at any given time.
Lets say somebody wants to download files and such that may be questionable or should I say%26quot;not bought%26quot;, but want to do it without identifying their selves or being tracked.
I am not talking about covering an ip address by using software designed for p2p downloading through utorrent or bitlord, and I am not talking about using or going through a proxy server to surf anonymously.
HEre are my questions
Can a person be identified by their DHCP Server Address?
Can a person be identified by their DNS Server addresses?
Can a person be identified by their MAC address?
Can a person be identified by their Default Gateway?
I have already know how to change a MAC address %26amp; already know you can manually change an ip address by
ipconfig /release then unplugging router and pluggin it back in and doing ipconfig /renew in cmd.
I just notice a couple of things that stay the same no matter what someone does and thats the DHCP SERVER ADDRESS %26amp; the DNS SERVER ADDRESSES. And yes I know you can disable the use of DHCP, but i have been running into problems figuring out the TCP settings.
So again basically, I am asking if you could be found out by your DHCP and or your DNS utmost, if you were to make sure to change your IP %26amp; MAC addresses every time you wanted to go online and download something questionable or not and then change them
(the MAC %26amp; IP) again before you went and did something like oh I don't know....log into a personal email, which if you did would basically connect yourself to the IP %26amp; MAC you were doing the questionable downloads on which would be a big bad thing, I would think.
Cause as I see it, if everytime you go online with a dif MAC and dif IP address and make sure to never go to any ACTUAL PERSONAL ACCOUNTS on the same mac and IP address you did something questionable with, that would possibly identify you, you would be pretty much in the clear.
And well of course this is the extent of my knowledge or guess on the subject as I am here asking you all now.
This is of course just for my knowledge. Not that I would ever actually do something like this. I a, just a curious cat.
Downloading Anonymously ?
Yes you can be tracked down.
I assume you are using an Internet Service Provider from home.
The ISP records your presence (address) when you connect, and the modem has an identification code of its own. The web site you visit can record the time of the visit and the IP address. If the web site should find undesirable or possibly illegal activity coming from that IP address, they can get a court order to require the ISP to provide them with the identity of the account using that IP address at that particular time.
For example, if you purchase online, the business will record the time and the IP address to give them data for fraud investiagations.
This can be a huge problem if you have a wireless network. If you do not have encryption enabled, someone outside your home could hack into your network and use your internet connection to do very bad things - and guess who gets blamed for it? The account holder. And how would you prove you did not do it?
Downloading Anonymously ?
it still goes through your internet provider which by law has to turn you in
Just tell your parents %26quot;hey parents I love to download porn, get over it%26quot;.
I will try to answer your questions as simply as possible.
Can a person be identified by their DHCP Server Address?
This doesn't necessarily make sense. The DHCP server address, as you probably know, is the address that you choose of a device on your network that your computer will talk to in order to be automatically assigned configuration settings like IP address. This is always a LOCAL address on your immediate network, and the question of identifiability does not make sense. Anyone who is using a given DHCP server will have that server's IP address configured in that way.
Usually changing this value does not make sense. You will no longer be able to automatically get assigned network configuration data. For most normal users, their DHCP server is the router that they are connected to.
Can a person be identified by their DNS Server addresses?
This is another question that does not particularly make sense. A DNS server is just a server that you must talk to in order to resolve hostnames, e.g. convert something like yahoo.com to something like 68.180.206.184 so that your computer can contact the Yahoo! server.
Your DNS server, like your DHCP server, is something that probably would not make sense for you to change.
Can a person be identified by their MAC address?
Absolutely yes. A given MAC address, while not guaranteed to be UNIQUE worldwide, does correspond to a specific device. For example, if your laptop has wireless capability and wired networking capability, then it has at least two network adapters. Each of these was built with a MAC address. That MAC address identifies the manufacturer of the adapter, among other things, and is not meant to be changed.
However, no one sees the MAC address except devices SPECIFICALLY talking to that hardware. In other words, if you are plugged into a router, then only that router and MAYBE other machines also plugged into that router care about your network adapter's MAC address. There is no concept of any other machine on the Internet being able to see or care about the MAC address(es) of your hardware.
Like I said, the MAC address is programmed into your device and is NOT supposed to be changed. I suggest not worrying about things like MAC addresses ever again unless you have an address collision (very rare) or take a networking class.
Can a person be identified by their Default Gateway?
See my answer to DHCP Server. For most people, the gateway is actually the same as the DHCP server (usually a router). Don't worry about this either.
In general, all four of these things are configuration data that make up how your machine talks to your router and other machines, and changing them will basically just either break your ability to access the Internet or have no effect at all.
There is no anonymity to be gained by changing any of these fundamental connection settings.
Keep in mind also that there isn't really much anonymity gained from changing your public Internet-side IP address either, since ISPs keep logs of what accounts/locations connect through which IPs at any given time.
THE BIG NETWORK QUERRIES!!?
Sorry in advance for the mass nature of the query, and for the randomness of my typing.
I am with virgin 10mb and i always lag.
I recently purchased a Belkin N router, upgrading form a G Belkin router. And some how my connection on my Ps3 and XBox 360 has gotten worse. From a near constant 100% on my ps3 i get 85 at the best and a moderate NAT on the Xbox.
I have had problems with every 15 minutes i loose connection, could this be a fault with the router or the settings if so what can i do?
(refresh rate perhaps)
So, is this possible should i go back to the old one or what if anything can i change?
For both consoles have activated DMZ, with no success, should i have dine this?
WPA%26quot; or WPA-PSK key? does it matter.?
TKIP or AES or both?
And what settings would help the Xbox ( My brothers)
For the PS3 i have connected the settings manually,
manual IP, open DNS should this of helped?
Should i keep the MTU on automatic or 1500?
should i keep the Ip adress on auto and the others manual or the combination or all?
Can anyone help at all, i've had rela problems with this.
thank you =)
THE BIG NETWORK QUERRIES!!?
check your speed first at www.speedtest.net/
and check if you really got 10meg
also put a WEP/WPA code on your router incase someone is using your internet without your knowledge.
then try out your ps3 or xbox 360 online.
but best if you use wired connection as wireless sucks.
I am with virgin 10mb and i always lag.
I recently purchased a Belkin N router, upgrading form a G Belkin router. And some how my connection on my Ps3 and XBox 360 has gotten worse. From a near constant 100% on my ps3 i get 85 at the best and a moderate NAT on the Xbox.
I have had problems with every 15 minutes i loose connection, could this be a fault with the router or the settings if so what can i do?
(refresh rate perhaps)
So, is this possible should i go back to the old one or what if anything can i change?
For both consoles have activated DMZ, with no success, should i have dine this?
WPA%26quot; or WPA-PSK key? does it matter.?
TKIP or AES or both?
And what settings would help the Xbox ( My brothers)
For the PS3 i have connected the settings manually,
manual IP, open DNS should this of helped?
Should i keep the MTU on automatic or 1500?
should i keep the Ip adress on auto and the others manual or the combination or all?
Can anyone help at all, i've had rela problems with this.
thank you =)
THE BIG NETWORK QUERRIES!!?
check your speed first at www.speedtest.net/
and check if you really got 10meg
also put a WEP/WPA code on your router incase someone is using your internet without your knowledge.
then try out your ps3 or xbox 360 online.
but best if you use wired connection as wireless sucks.
Use static IP Speedstream 4200/D-Link 524?
Currently my Speedstream Router uses DHCP to spit out IP addresses to my D-Link router. I would like to configure it so that it is static (IE, the D-Link, only gets the IP 10.0.0.1) but I am unsure how to do this.
I believe that its configured in the D-Link WAN settings, and then I click static IP address, but what settings do I enter. The fields I need are:
IP Address, Subnet Mask, ISP Gateway Address, Primary DNS Address, Secondary DNS Address, MTU, Keep Alive, Do not change the TTL value and IGMP
If anyone could tell me what I should enter into those settings, it would be much appreciated (as well as whether I need to change anything on the Speed stream)
Use static IP Speedstream 4200/D-Link 524?
Assign an IP address in the same range as your SS router.
e.g. SS Router IP is 192.168.1.1
you need to assign your Dlink something like:
IP: 192.168.1.10
Sub: 255.255.255.0
D Gateway: 192.168.1.1 (D gateway is usually your Routers IP address)
You also need to disable DHCP and firewall on your Dlink. Make sure you have your SS router connected to a LAN port on your Dlink (NOT the WAN port).
I believe that its configured in the D-Link WAN settings, and then I click static IP address, but what settings do I enter. The fields I need are:
IP Address, Subnet Mask, ISP Gateway Address, Primary DNS Address, Secondary DNS Address, MTU, Keep Alive, Do not change the TTL value and IGMP
If anyone could tell me what I should enter into those settings, it would be much appreciated (as well as whether I need to change anything on the Speed stream)
Use static IP Speedstream 4200/D-Link 524?
Assign an IP address in the same range as your SS router.
e.g. SS Router IP is 192.168.1.1
you need to assign your Dlink something like:
IP: 192.168.1.10
Sub: 255.255.255.0
D Gateway: 192.168.1.1 (D gateway is usually your Routers IP address)
You also need to disable DHCP and firewall on your Dlink. Make sure you have your SS router connected to a LAN port on your Dlink (NOT the WAN port).
Why Does My Wireless Laptop Go Into Limited Or Local? *Update*?
Hi This My Update To My Other Question:
Why Does My Wireless Go Into Limited Or Local?
Why Does My Wireless Go Into Limited?
its very frustrating, no one seems to be able to awser it.
My friends laptop works fine when he comes round, when i disconnect, he stays online.
Here are the information that might be helpful to computer experts:
Microsoft Windows [Version 6.0.6001]
Copyright (c) 2006 Microsoft Corporation. All rights reserved.
C:\Users\Bradleigh%26gt;ipconfig
Windows IP Configuration
Wireless LAN adapter Wireless Network Connection:
Connection-specific DNS Suffix . :
Link-local IPv6 Address . . . . . : ( im not showing you this info )
IPv4 Address. . . . . . . . . . . : 192.168.*.*
Subnet Mask . . . . . . . . . . . : 255.255.255.0
Default Gateway . . . . . . . . . : 192.168.*.**
Ethernet adapter Local Area Connection:
Media State . . . . . . . . . . . : Media disconnected
Connection-specific DNS Suffix . : lan
Tunnel adapter Local Area Connection* 6:
Media State . . . . . . . . . . . : Media disconnected
Connection-specific DNS Suffix . :
Tunnel adapter Local Area Connection* 7:
Media State . . . . . . . . . . . : Media disconnected
Connection-specific DNS Suffix . :
Tunnel adapter Local Area Connection* 11:
Connection-specific DNS Suffix . :
IPv6 Address. . . . . . . . . . . : ( im not showing you this info )
Link-local IPv6 Address . . . . . : ( im not showing you this info )
Default Gateway . . . . . . . . . : ::
Tunnel adapter Local Area Connection* 12:
Media State . . . . . . . . . . . : Media disconnected
Connection-specific DNS Suffix . :
I have changed the channel and that had no luck.
i have disabled IPV6 no luck.
i have added the HYKEY (REGEDIT) Tipc thing
downloaded Net Pingers - no luck
it has only been doing it for a few months, it hasnt been like it ever since.
My connection round my nans is 5 bars,
my mums (that has most of the problems) is 4 bars
and i know its not my connection so please RULE THAT OUT!
IM 100% SURE ITS MY ADAPTER SETTINGS OR SOMETHING AND YES I HAVE REINSTALLED IT AND YES I HAVE UPDATED IT !
My wireless card name is:
REALTEK RTL8187B Wireless 802.11b/g 54Mbps USB 2.0
My friends is:
RT73 usb Wireless LAN Card
and that one works fine.
its mine thats having the problems.
How can i UPDATE it free to the same as my friends?
Does Anyone Know Anything?
Why Does My Wireless Laptop Go Into Limited Or Local? *Update*?
I had the same problem with my SKY broadband my connection was either all OK or it would come up with the limited and local thing i rang SKY about 6 times and they would get me to reset my router and it would work fine but a few days later the same thing would happen again in the end i got through to their IT department who advised a few things and one of these things was to change the actual connector that's connected to the phone socket.
i.e my main line has a double connector 1 for the tel and 1 for the router I changed the this double connector and this seem to have fixed the problem might be worth a go
Why Does My Wireless Laptop Go Into Limited Or Local? *Update*?
Basically it has nothing to do with your computer its more to do with the provider you use and with towers they use, so its just like have a mobile that has no reception. your wireless has no reception in parts where it does not able to pick up on any signals.
It's absolutely nothing to do with your wireless connection.
The fact that it's telling you it has local connection means it's working.
What's not working is the internet connection from your router to your service provider.
Why Does My Wireless Go Into Limited Or Local?
Why Does My Wireless Go Into Limited?
its very frustrating, no one seems to be able to awser it.
My friends laptop works fine when he comes round, when i disconnect, he stays online.
Here are the information that might be helpful to computer experts:
Microsoft Windows [Version 6.0.6001]
Copyright (c) 2006 Microsoft Corporation. All rights reserved.
C:\Users\Bradleigh%26gt;ipconfig
Windows IP Configuration
Wireless LAN adapter Wireless Network Connection:
Connection-specific DNS Suffix . :
Link-local IPv6 Address . . . . . : ( im not showing you this info )
IPv4 Address. . . . . . . . . . . : 192.168.*.*
Subnet Mask . . . . . . . . . . . : 255.255.255.0
Default Gateway . . . . . . . . . : 192.168.*.**
Ethernet adapter Local Area Connection:
Media State . . . . . . . . . . . : Media disconnected
Connection-specific DNS Suffix . : lan
Tunnel adapter Local Area Connection* 6:
Media State . . . . . . . . . . . : Media disconnected
Connection-specific DNS Suffix . :
Tunnel adapter Local Area Connection* 7:
Media State . . . . . . . . . . . : Media disconnected
Connection-specific DNS Suffix . :
Tunnel adapter Local Area Connection* 11:
Connection-specific DNS Suffix . :
IPv6 Address. . . . . . . . . . . : ( im not showing you this info )
Link-local IPv6 Address . . . . . : ( im not showing you this info )
Default Gateway . . . . . . . . . : ::
Tunnel adapter Local Area Connection* 12:
Media State . . . . . . . . . . . : Media disconnected
Connection-specific DNS Suffix . :
I have changed the channel and that had no luck.
i have disabled IPV6 no luck.
i have added the HYKEY (REGEDIT) Tipc thing
downloaded Net Pingers - no luck
it has only been doing it for a few months, it hasnt been like it ever since.
My connection round my nans is 5 bars,
my mums (that has most of the problems) is 4 bars
and i know its not my connection so please RULE THAT OUT!
IM 100% SURE ITS MY ADAPTER SETTINGS OR SOMETHING AND YES I HAVE REINSTALLED IT AND YES I HAVE UPDATED IT !
My wireless card name is:
REALTEK RTL8187B Wireless 802.11b/g 54Mbps USB 2.0
My friends is:
RT73 usb Wireless LAN Card
and that one works fine.
its mine thats having the problems.
How can i UPDATE it free to the same as my friends?
Does Anyone Know Anything?
Why Does My Wireless Laptop Go Into Limited Or Local? *Update*?
I had the same problem with my SKY broadband my connection was either all OK or it would come up with the limited and local thing i rang SKY about 6 times and they would get me to reset my router and it would work fine but a few days later the same thing would happen again in the end i got through to their IT department who advised a few things and one of these things was to change the actual connector that's connected to the phone socket.
i.e my main line has a double connector 1 for the tel and 1 for the router I changed the this double connector and this seem to have fixed the problem might be worth a go
Why Does My Wireless Laptop Go Into Limited Or Local? *Update*?
Basically it has nothing to do with your computer its more to do with the provider you use and with towers they use, so its just like have a mobile that has no reception. your wireless has no reception in parts where it does not able to pick up on any signals.
It's absolutely nothing to do with your wireless connection.
The fact that it's telling you it has local connection means it's working.
What's not working is the internet connection from your router to your service provider.
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