Can t ping some computers on network

Check the firewall on the server and client to allow icmp packet. Probably the remote computer has enabled a host based Firewall (i.e., Windows Defender Firewall) that blocks the ping from your computer. Either disabling or updating the firewall rules should fix the problem.

1. Why can't I ping other computers on the same network?
2. Why can't I see some computers on my network?
3. Can T ping by name but can ping with IP?
4. Why is my internet working on one device but not another?
5. Is there a way to see all the devices on my network?
6. Why can't I see other computers on my network Windows 11?
7. Can 2 devices have the same IP address on different networks?
8. Why can't two devices on the same local network have the same IP address?
9. Can two computers on the same network have the same IP address?
10. Why can't two computers have the same IP address?
11. How do I trace an IP conflict on my network?
12. Does everyone in my house have the same IP address?

Why can't I ping other computers on the same network?

If you're unable to ping other computers in your network, the issue might be your antivirus. Depending on your antivirus configuration, you might not be able to properly see or ping other PCs in your network. To fix this problem, it's advised to check your antivirus settings and disable certain features.

Why can't I see some computers on my network?

You need to change the network location to Private. To do this, open the Settings -> Network and Internet -> Status -> select your network connection (Ethernet 2 in my case) and click Properties. Check that the Network Profile is set to Private (if it's set to Public, change the network type to Private).

Can T ping by name but can ping with IP?

If your computer has a DNS related issue, you won't be able to ping the host name EXAMPLE. However, your computer can successfully ping the IP address 213.13. 123.124. Sometimes you may see an error message Ping request could not find the host.

Why is my internet working on one device but not another?

Sometimes you run into a Wi-Fi issue with one particular device. It's probably just a momentary network issue, which is an easy fix. Try turning off the Wi-Fi on your device, then re-enabling it — or unplugging and replugging your Wi-Fi dongle. If that doesn't work, restart the device and try again.

Is there a way to see all the devices on my network?

You can check how many personal devices are connected to your Wi-Fi network in the Google Home app or the Google Wifi app.

Why can't I see other computers on my network Windows 11?

Under the “More settings” section, click on “Advanced sharing settings.” Click the Private networks setting. Turn on the Network discovery toggle switch. Check the “Set up network connected devices automatically” option.

Can 2 devices have the same IP address on different networks?

Generally speaking, no two devices should have the same IP address unless they are behind a NAT device. Computers need routers to communicate with devices that are not on their same logical subnet.

Why can't two devices on the same local network have the same IP address?

Unless your router malfunctions, two devices should never get the same IP address under this system. Your router knows which IP addresses are already in use and won't give them out twice. More commonly, an IP conflict can occur when you assign static IP addresses on your network.

Can two computers on the same network have the same IP address?

Generally speaking, no two devices should have the same IP address unless they are behind a NAT device. Computers need routers to communicate with devices that are not on their same logical subnet.

Why can't two computers have the same IP address?

So what's going on? For a system to communicate via a network, it must have a unique IP address. Conflicts arise when two devices are on the same network trying to use the same IP address. When this occurs, both computers cannot connect to network resources or perform other network operations.

How do I trace an IP conflict on my network?

Here is how you can check it: On an unaffected host on the same network, open up a command prompt. On a Windows machine, type "arp -a [suspected duplicate IP]" and hit enter. On a Mac or Linux machine, type "arp [suspected duplicate IP]" and hit enter.

Does everyone in my house have the same IP address?

Your internet service provider (ISP) assigns IP addresses to your internet-connected devices, and every IP address is unique.