Can not visit some URLs?
Hi ,
I am facing some funny but weird problem. I have these three sites:
http://www.yrbrands.com/
http://www.cohnwolfe.com/
http://burson-marsteller.com/
Some people on our network can visit this URL fine but some people can not. I am not sure why is it happening.
Any ideas?
I am facing some funny but weird problem. I have these three sites:
http://www.yrbrands.com/
http://www.cohnwolfe.com/
http://burson-marsteller.com/
Some people on our network can visit this URL fine but some people can not. I am not sure why is it happening.
Any ideas?
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Hello guys,
You are right. My DNS settings were set to get DNS server automatically for those which were nto working and for those computers, which were able to load the URl, DNS server was manually inserted.
The moment I set the DNS server to manual IP, it started working.
But the question is: WHY automatic DNS settings dontt work ? Because the manual entry that I made was nothing my manually entering 192.168.125.1, which is my router.
You are right. My DNS settings were set to get DNS server automatically for those which were nto working and for those computers, which were able to load the URl, DNS server was manually inserted.
The moment I set the DNS server to manual IP, it started working.
But the question is: WHY automatic DNS settings dontt work ? Because the manual entry that I made was nothing my manually entering 192.168.125.1, which is my router.
That would most likely be incorrect settings on yoyr DHCP server.
Is your server or router doing DHCP?
Is your server or router doing DHCP?
You put your routers IP in for the DNS? This will work since your router can be a DNS server. So you don't have a server? Just computers connected to a router right? Then we want to look at your routers DHCP settings. Can you give us some screen shots?
If the routers DHCP was working correctly you should auto acquire the DNS numbers you see on your routers status page.
If the routers DHCP was working correctly you should auto acquire the DNS numbers you see on your routers status page.
are the domains propagated?
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I am sorry guys, i should had come back to you earlier. Actually i do not have access to DHCp server. Our Network admin holds all those rights. So i can not check that but I will post you if I get any information on this.
What happens when the client pings the URLs?