[vox-tech] Wierd DNS problems

[Ryan]

On Wednesday 22 September 2004 12:37 pm, p-at-dirac.org (Peter Jay Salzman) 
|lugod| wrote:
> I've got accounts on two machines.  One in NJ, and the other in CA.
>
> Both machines use the same nameservers:
>
>    nameserver 68.39.224.5
>    nameserver 68.39.224.6
>
>
> The machine in NJ can't connect to the webserver of www.mccc.edu.  I get a
> "host not found" message (it worked yesterday).
>
> However, the machine in CA can connect to the webserver at www.mccc.edu
> just fine.

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> Can anyone guess why the disparity?  AFAIK, there are no other DNS problems
> on the machien in CA...

Did you check to see if it's firewall or ACL related? They could have decided 
to restrict access. I cannot reach these DNS servers from my ISP....

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