Read more ways to troubleshoot your Internet connection. If the status reads as “reply from 8.8.8.8,” the machine is online and in all other cases, the Internet connection is down. However, should you go ahead with that - if one line drops, most likely the other will drop as well, as they probably are from the same trunk / upstream network. Even CenturyLink is recommending that on their website. The output of the ping command, as illustrated in the above screenshot, shows the live status of your Internet connection. The proven solution to get stable Internet that won't drop is use 2 or more connections and use them in parallel. I have investigated on this and found problem with the default gateway, i am getting ddefault gateway durin. The “-t” switch is important as it means that the ping command will run forever unless stopped manually by hitting Ctrl + C. Hi, I have configured IPSec (Ikev1) Remote access VPN in ASA 5520, VPN is connecting properly and i am able to access all internal resources but Internet is not working when connected to VPN. Go to Start -> Run and type “ping -t 8.8.8.8” without the quotes. Luckily, there isn’t a need to download another utility as the included ping command can itself help monitor the downtime. While the ISP resolves the issue, I have to continuously monitor the Internet connection as certain actions - like submitting web forms - would fail if initiated while the computer is offline. Even power cycling the hardware failed to fix the problem.
It is most likely an ISP issue as the modem, the router, the DNS server, and the network connections seem perfect. This erratic on/off cycle repeats itself throughout the day. It works fine for 10-15 minutes, breaks for about a minute and the connection is then automatically restored. And Intel Proset notes it only works on Windows 7.The internet connection has been flaky for the past few days. We also found that HP had some bulletins out that this BIOS LAN/WLAN switching no longer works for Windows 10 for some reason.
Try setting these either in your AD group policy or local policy on the machine and test. Prohibit connection to non-domain networks when connected to domain authenticated network - We set this to "enabled". Minimize the number of simultaneous connections to the Internet or a Windows Domain - This is actually on by default but we set it to "enabled". Look at Windows Group Policy - Computer Configuration - Policies - Administrative Templates - Network - Windows Connection Manager: As of Windows 8 or 8.1, Windows Group Policy has support for some settings that provide sufficient functionality for us in management the LAN / WLAN connection while not interfering with virtual adapters and VPNs.
After wasting several hours of time focusing on what used to work, we looked in a different direction.
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