What is Gateway Ping - Samsung LA40A550 40 in. HD-Ready LCD TV

There may be a problem in your internet connection.You first read user manual whether it is possible to connect the blueray player with internet or not.If you cannot ping the ip address there may be a problem in it.Try to reset the modem and check ping for any ip address and website using the site Whoisxy.com .

please ping your router gateway,for seeing default gateway you take command prompt and type ipconfig, there you can see your default gateway then type ping gatewayip (eg: ping 192.168.0.1) if you are getting reply from that gateway your computer communicating with your router.If you are getting request timedout then there is a problen in communication.If you are getting the reply then you just ping google (ping www.google.com).getting reply the connection to the internet is fine.If not there is problen in internet connection in the router.

The laptop might be connected to your wireless router but is unable to connect to the internet

check if you can ping websites
- click on start > Run > type in "cmd" > in the command prompt type in "ping www.yahoo.com"
- if you get 4 replies the problem might be with your browser.
- if Ping fails try typing "ping 209.191.122.70" which is the IP address for www.yahoo.com
- if ping is successful then the issue is with your DNS server. contact your ISP to get alternate DNS
- if Ping fails try pinging the default gateway or modem IP (you can find the default gateway by typing IPCONFIG)
- if ping is successful then there is a problem with your internet provider


Also you should try disabling your firewall and runnning a virus/malware scan

I have a couple of questions

1. What gateway are you pinging?
2. From what device are you sending the ping?

If you are trying to ping the gateway on the modem/router provided by your internet service provider then you will not get a ping response, this is because it's configured not to respond.

If you can PING your gateway, then there was no need for the 'WINSOCK FIX'.

Access the web-server "inside" the router, and look at the table of DHCP clients -- confirm that your computer's "wired" and "wireless" connections are listed, and that they have been assigned IP-addresses.

The router should have its own 'PING' interface, so try PING-ing to 'ns.watson.ibm.com' -- you should get output like:

Pinging ns.watson.ibm.com [129.34.20.80] with 32 bytes of data:
Reply from 129.34.20.80: bytes=32 time=126ms TTL=241
Reply from 129.34.20.80: bytes=32 time=103ms TTL=241
Reply from 129.34.20.80: bytes=32 time=91ms TTL=241
Reply from 129.34.20.80: bytes=32 time=93ms TTL=241

if your router has an Internet connection.

jaykid18

The first thing you to check is to see if you are able to ping through your computer firewall. This link will help you check this.

How to allow ping (ICMP Echo) request through Windows 7 Firewall

Next you will need to know what the IP address of you Gateway is. If you do not know what it is the link below will help you find out what your Gateway IP address is.

http://www.fixya.com/support/r4935363-determine_computers_ip_address

After you have the IP address to your Gateway you will need to ping the address. If you need help doing this link will help you do this.

http://www.fixya.com/support/r6097326-ping_ip_address_in_windows

Let me know if you have any more problems or questions

Issken
http://www.fixya.com/users/issken

if you are trying to ping the router from the outside internet, the ping function is probably shut off. If you are trying to ping the router from a local pc either the pc is not connected to the router network or the router network is not the same as the pc network (example: router gateway ip is 192.168.55.1 and your pc is looking for 192.168.1.1. Check the router gateway id. If you can get to the router, you are probably ok.

Send more info if you can't resolve the issue.

first make sure that you have installed your lan driver and ethernet cable is connected from both end and there is power in your router. Now at command prompt type ipconfig and look for your ip address assinged manually or automatic.....

If you see any ip address try to ping the ip itself and then try to ping gateway..

at command prompt type
ping xxx.xxx.xxx.xxx -t (your ip add)

similarly ping the gateway

if you get reply from ip and gateway then it should work.......do reply

1) yes, referring to the router's IP address.

2) I determined the IP addresses of all my computers and tried to "ping" them but could not "ping" any of them. I can "ping" the IP address of the computer I am working from but I don't think that helps in TS this situation.

3) I'm wondering if my router is fully set up correctly. Do each of the computers have to be "saved" in the router's settings?

Disable firewall on all devices. All types of security sofwares should also be disabled in order to ping each devices.