They are all on the same subnet andI've checked the sonicwall again just to make sure there was nothing funky going on there but all is fine. Here's the thing, I let it sit waiting for the open.ad.yieldmanager.net to connect and after about 10 minutes the page popped up.
I'm beginning to suspect it's a routing issue with the ISP, but if thats the case then why can I ping with low latency and have no problems with the traceroute?
I've been running IT shops for almost 15 years and I've never seen anything like this.
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by: josephfreerPosted on 2009-08-20 at 07:13:25ID: 25142739
Are your mac's on the same network in the office and not a different subnet/ip scheme? It sounds to me something like a firewall blocking that ad server....
Do an IPconfig/all on a pc in your office and note the settings. Then go to system preferences on the mac and see if they match in terms of gateways and DNS etc...
When you are home are you connecting to a different network profile or is it set to automatic?
Did you try another browser or turn off the mac firewall in the office just for testing (i know its wierd because it works at home but try that out...)