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[GreenBay42]

Ok. Like furry said reboot the router and the PC. Let us know.

[blueblackzinc]

Ok. Like furry said reboot the router and the PC. Let us know.

Since you cloned your PC, you might do a full reboot with both PC and router then test again...
Might ask the ISP service support about what maybe needed if anything on connected routers with there services.

i did reboot the pc and the router. nothing change.

[FurryNutz]

This happen with another PC or device like a phone or iPad?

[blueblackzinc]

This happen with another PC or device like a phone or iPad?

what happened? the access? yeah.. ipad, phone, and laptop.

[FurryNutz]

They get full access thru the 842?

[blueblackzinc]

They get full access thru the 842?

no. just certain website.

[GreenBay42]

I do not think this is a router issue. If you are connecting to some sites (as long as it is not cache) you are getting connected to the Internet. The router by default will not block any websites.

On your computer, you may want to statically assign the DNS servers (8.8.8.8 and 8.8.4.4) and see if you can get to other sites.

Did you try pinging 4.2.2.2? and yahoo.com?

[blueblackzinc]

I do not think this is a router issue. If you are connecting to some sites (as long as it is not cache) you are getting connected to the Internet. The router by default will not block any websites.

On your computer, you may want to statically assign the DNS servers (8.8.8.8 and 8.8.4.4) and see if you can get to other sites.

Did you try pinging 4.2.2.2? and yahoo.com?

I can ping yahoo.com and 4.2.2.2   0% loss. all 4 packets

changing the dns to google's DNS doesnt work. both wifi and wall>router>laptop

Even when I use direct from the wall to my laptop(this connection is okay)  and change the dns to google's, it stopped working.

[GreenBay42]

The router is working. Check with your admin, sounds like they are blocking sites or doing some kind of filtering (may be blocking google dns).

Also is could be something on their network. Not sure how they wired the dorm rooms. Does another person there have a router to just test your room connection?

Is the WAN IP address in the same subnet as your computer's IP address? On your screen shot the LAN side was 10.x.x.x. If the WAN IP is using 10.x.x.x then you will have problems.

Reset the router, go back in and clone the mac address (using your laptop) and leave the default settings (change your wireless network name/pw though). Dont change any other settings and test.

[blueblackzinc]

The router is working. Check with your admin, sounds like they are blocking sites or doing some kind of filtering (may be blocking google dns).

Also is could be something on their network. Not sure how they wired the dorm rooms. Does another person there have a router to just test your room connection?

Is the WAN IP address in the same subnet as your computer's IP address? On your screen shot the LAN side was 10.x.x.x. If the WAN IP is using 10.x.x.x then you will have problems.

Reset the router, go back in and clone the mac address (using your laptop) and leave the default settings (change your wireless network name/pw though). Dont change any other settings and test.

if the admin blocking google DNS, what are my option? cause I asked him if he's using google dns, he said no. just let it be automatic.

how do I check for WAN IP n subnet? I checked on the router site, but no WAN IP

edit: I kinda feel like I'm close to the solution now. getting closer each step. 

[GreenBay42]

This is why I am confused. From your screen shot it shows no WAN IP settings so I have no idea how you are connecting to the internet unless it is all browser cache. If you do not have a WAN IP, the router is not connected to the dorm network.

You may want to contact tech support. This is probably easier over the phone

[blueblackzinc]

This is why I am confused. From your screen shot it shows no WAN IP settings so I have no idea how you are connecting to the internet unless it is all browser cache. If you do not have a WAN IP, the router is not connected to the dorm network.

You may want to contact tech support. This is probably easier over the phone

which tech support? I tried contacting d-link tech support but they dont speak english. They put me on hold and just drop the call. I tried 8 times already.  but if it was cache, will I still able to google stuff? maybe I should try deleting all my cache and see what happen?? factory setting my router now.

[GreenBay42]

What country are you in?

Verify that the cable from the wall is connected directly to the Internet (yellow) port on your router. Nothing should be in between it.

ftp://ftp2.dlink.com/PRODUCTS/DIR-842/REVB/DIR-842_REVB_MANUAL_2.01_EN_US.PDF   pages 8-10

What color is the "globe" link light on the router (2nd from the left)?

When you connect to the router's UI (http://dlinkrouter.local.), on the home page is there a red check mark?  (page 22 in the manual)

[blueblackzinc]

What country are you in?

Verify that the cable from the wall is connected directly to the Internet (yellow) port on your router. Nothing should be in between it.

ftp://ftp2.dlink.com/PRODUCTS/DIR-842/REVB/DIR-842_REVB_MANUAL_2.01_EN_US.PDF   pages 8-10

What color is the "globe" link light on the router (2nd from the left)?

When you connect to the router's UI (http://dlinkrouter.local.), on the home page is there a red check mark?  (page 22 in the manual)

Poland

I'm connected directly from the wall to the yellow port

globe is blinking green(fast) but blinking as if it were not.

no red check mark. it is green.

This is my IPv4 and IPv6 right now (https://imgur.com/a/Iw2jo) only the ip adress change from before.

[GreenBay42]

OK good. The router looks like it is connected to the network.

On your computer, did you statically assign the settings or are you letting the router assign them (DHCP)?  What IP address, gateway, and primary DNS server address are you getting?