Answer / sudheer.d

i Guess the Network Admin Configured a NULL route to Block
Google Site!

interface <Null interface>
!
ip route <ip address> <network mask> <Null Interface>

Answer / nitin sood

U HAVE TO ENABLE domain name loook up in the router.
u will be able to ping all the sites.
thanks
NITIN SOOD
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Answer / surya

If there is no acc list configured and no
firewall and no problem with DNS atall then could be the
issue with Google site.

1) At the same time need to check with other users
are they able to access google.com.
2) Ping google.com from wan router using lan
interface as source. e.g. Ping <ip add of google> source
<Lan interface>

Hope it will helps.......

Thanks
Surya

Answer / s.m.feroz ahmed

Hi,

I hope you make use of google alot and have fun ,these
things will be noticed and tracked from Internet and the
number of hits on any site and if they find some irrelevant
or blocked information or confidential information is being
tracked by you then they will that particular port for
particular website on that particular system.They can make
out through logs on that particluar site who is making use
of that particular site for which information .If it is
highly confidential matter then they track the ip and
system name and will block access to site on that
particular port for that particular user .

Answer / adi

you should apply domain network lookup command or it could
be remote physical layer problem

Answer / balaji

Please contact ur Internet Seervice Provider.

Answer / muheed

does he using non route-able ip address with out nating?

Answer / vj

Check the Wan MTU, Reduce it to 1404 and try

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