I've been getting that. I suspect it's a DNS thing. It seems to be worse (for me) on iBurps than it is via Internet Solutions.Jack Flash Jr wrote: Or so it would seem... 9 times out 10 I can't get onto the site for server not found issues. I just know that damned Singemonkey is behind this >
It seemed down (to me) for most of yesterday and 30 min this morning...
this site worked fine for me, but i got it on News24 site the entire day yesterday.Alan Ratcliffe wrote: I was getting it a lot yesterday, but my connection was a bit flaky too (and of course, every time I ran a traceroute, it would immediately start working again). Anyone else seeing this behaviour?
IMO the problem occurs with some ISPs and not others. I don't believe the server is actually down.nick wrote: Never experienced this, have ISDSL at home.
I was getting it with other sites too.Jack Flash Jr wrote: It only happens with GFSA though.... no problems with any other local/international sites ???
type "tracert guitarforum.co.za" (without quotes) into the run box or a dos box (command prompt) and hit enter.How does one run a trace route?
Click Start > RunJack Flash Jr wrote: It only happens with GFSA though.... no problems with any other local/international sites ???
How does one run a trace route?
DonRoos wrote:Click Start > RunJack Flash Jr wrote: It only happens with GFSA though.... no problems with any other local/international sites ???
How does one run a trace route?
Type in CMD and enter - a command window should appear
Type tracert www.guitarforum.co.za and press enter
The trace should run giving all the jumps it takes to get from you to the site.
My route seems very complicated - seems to be bouncing round in atlas.cogentco.com but I have not had any issues reacing the site
GIYF indeed... but google doesn't return results with the same flair you guys do ?ezietsman wrote:DonRoos wrote:Click Start > RunJack Flash Jr wrote: It only happens with GFSA though.... no problems with any other local/international sites ???
How does one run a trace route?
Type in CMD and enter - a command window should appear
Type tracert www.guitarforum.co.za and press enter
The trace should run giving all the jumps it takes to get from you to the site.
My route seems very complicated - seems to be bouncing round in atlas.cogentco.com but I have not had any issues reacing the site
The evidence presented in other threads suggests that Mr Flash Jr. uses a reckoning machine with the OSX software and not the Windows software. Therefore the last two posts are fairly meaningless to him.
However, JFJ, GIYF! ?
tracert is a TCP/IP (networking protocol used on the Internet) command rather than specific to some operating system or other. Any OS with a TCP/IP stack should support tracert.ezietsman wrote:DonRoos wrote:Click Start > RunJack Flash Jr wrote: It only happens with GFSA though.... no problems with any other local/international sites ???
How does one run a trace route?
Type in CMD and enter - a command window should appear
Type tracert www.guitarforum.co.za and press enter
The trace should run giving all the jumps it takes to get from you to the site.
My route seems very complicated - seems to be bouncing round in atlas.cogentco.com but I have not had any issues reacing the site
The evidence presented in other threads suggests that Mr Flash Jr. uses a reckoning machine with the OSX software and not the Windows software. Therefore the last two posts are fairly meaningless to him.
However, JFJ, GIYF! ?
As always thank you oh GFSA Overlord ?Norio wrote: I have a theory... DynDNS has taken over EveryDNS.com and, as a result, it seems they stuffed up the servers. A friend of mine complained about the same thing happening on Just1.co.za lately. Time to fix! I'll do a domain update and host the DNS myself and see if that fixes it. Thanks for this thread!
