« Reply #16 on: March 30, 2005, 11:35:23 PM »
Thanks @Seer
Your friend could try something.. I don't know if Amiga has the same commands ?
Yeah, it has them...
If he opens a console (dos box, got to start -> run and type cmd) then he can try this command;
Ping www.amiga.org
or
tracert www.amiga.org
If the first one doesn't work and gives an error "request timed out" then tracert wil show where the time out occurs.
He and me can do that but we have to unblock ping returns from the ADSL modem/router.
If the first one gives the error "could not find host" or something with a dns failure, it's a problem with your providers DNS servers (or both you and your friend have set an incorrect DNS entry, but that would give more problems)
er.. no, this is not the case as the ADSL modem automatically detects the dns/ip configuration.. you don't have to mess with that.
a traceroute output could give us an idea of what's happening.. thanks 4 the advise.
Dragster

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