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ConductorX Nieuport
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04-16-2008 08:54
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Deira Llanfair
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Join date: 16 Oct 2006
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04-16-2008 08:58
That looks useful - I get DNS errors from time to time. Thanks for posting that CX.
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Jezabell Barbosa
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Join date: 11 Mar 2007
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04-16-2008 11:08
I never had one of thoes errors before, I just wanted to say hi
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Flosse Blitz
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Join date: 16 Apr 2008
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04-16-2008 11:10
Hi Jezzabell.. what's shakin'
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ConductorX Nieuport
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04-16-2008 13:03
Hi - Jezabell
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Kascha Matova
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Join date: 30 Mar 2007
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04-16-2008 13:44
Windows can do these steps for you:
In the network connections window, if your right click on the Local Area Connection icon and choose "Repair", Windows will perform these steps automatically, including the additional steps of releasing and renewing your IP address if you are using a dynamic IP, and re-registering DNS after you have flushed the cache. Before you even do this, you can try typing nslookup and then any domain name, such as secondlife.com in the command prompt window and see if you get a response. It would look something like this: C:\>nslookup www.secondlife.com Server: (your DNS server) Address: (your DNS server's address) Non-authoritative answer: Name: secondlife.com Addresses: 8.4.128.238, 8.4.128.239 Aliases: www.secondlife.com Try it for some other non-SL related URL too. If it works for everything but SL the problem might not be on your end. If you can't get anything, then either your cache is old, your TCP/IP stack is having problems, your network connection is physically down, or one or more of your IP's DNS servers is having problems. To eliminate your setup, do the repair option and check your own connections. You could also try punching different DNS servers into your TCP/IP configuration box to eliminate your ISP's DNS servers from the problem list. BTW. If you do flush the DNS cache as mentioned above, make sure to type ipconfig /registerdns afterwards so you can force the system to begin rebuilding the cache. And if you are doing any of this on Vista, make sure that when you right-click the command prompt program icon, you choose "Run As Administrator", because Vista will not allow you to make stack changes without administrative authority. Just some ideas _____________________
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ConductorX Nieuport
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04-16-2008 15:24
That is what i call help.
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Ceka Cianci
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Join date: 31 Jul 2006
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04-16-2008 15:30
when i get those i either reboot my modem or my system and my modem.
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