You need to speak to your system administrator about the settings for IE. You can try going to IE's tools/internet options/connections tab/lan settings to see if the auto detect proxy settings is checked. Uncheck all the boxes on that dialog box to see if you can connect. Make sure that on the first page of that connections dialog that "never dial a connection" is checked before you go to Lan settings.  If that doesn't work, get your system administrator to set it up for you, as their settings may be unique.

>We have an internet account at the office I work in, which all employees
>have access to the internet through.  I believe the access is through the NT
>server, when the NT server is down, no one can use the internet.  For some
>reason I can no longer access the internet.  I get the message "Page can not
>be displayed".  My windows explorer just got updated, and I am wondering if
>there has to be a setting in there that tells Explorer who the internet
>provider is.  If so, I can't find where this should go.  I did not need to
>dial a phone number in the past.  I believe we are all connecting via an IP
>address and the NT server.  Excuse my ignorance. My explanation of how
>things are set up may be off.   I am a software programmer, and this kind of
>stuff is not my area of expertise.
>
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