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Trouble accessing Cooks Illustrated site
I'm having trouble with two computers (same network/ISP, though) trying
to get on Cooks' Illustrated site. Anyone else having that trouble? www.cooksillustrated.com |
Galtier Malde (Chuck) wrote:
> I'm having trouble with two computers (same network/ISP, though) trying > to get on Cooks' Illustrated site. Anyone else having that trouble? > > www.cooksillustrated.com Not here. It works fine |
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"Galtier Malde (Chuck)" > wrote: > I'm having trouble with two computers (same network/ISP, though) trying > to get on Cooks' Illustrated site. Anyone else having that trouble? > > www.cooksillustrated.com No problem. -- to respond (OT only), change "spamless.invalid" to "optonline.net" <http://www.thecoffeefaq.com/> |
In article >,
"Galtier Malde (Chuck)" > wrote: > I'm having trouble with two computers (same network/ISP, though) trying > to get on Cooks' Illustrated site. Anyone else having that trouble? > > www.cooksillustrated.com No problem. -- to respond (OT only), change "spamless.invalid" to "optonline.net" <http://www.thecoffeefaq.com/> |
Scott
>In article >, > "Galtier Malde (Chuck)" > wrote: > >> I'm having trouble with two computers (same network/ISP, though) trying >> to get on Cooks' Illustrated site. Anyone else having that trouble? >> >> www.cooksillustrated.com > >No problem. No problem. Probably bad routing on your network. Assuming Windows try "Run", put "command" in the command box. This will open a DOS window. I think the command is wsping, wping, or just plain ping, followed by the cooksillustrated.com domain name. You'll get a scrolling report of how your network tries to contact the domain and where the failure to route occurs. Marc |
Scott
>In article >, > "Galtier Malde (Chuck)" > wrote: > >> I'm having trouble with two computers (same network/ISP, though) trying >> to get on Cooks' Illustrated site. Anyone else having that trouble? >> >> www.cooksillustrated.com > >No problem. No problem. Probably bad routing on your network. Assuming Windows try "Run", put "command" in the command box. This will open a DOS window. I think the command is wsping, wping, or just plain ping, followed by the cooksillustrated.com domain name. You'll get a scrolling report of how your network tries to contact the domain and where the failure to route occurs. Marc |
On 21-Dec-2004, " BOB" > wrote: > Galtier Malde (Chuck) wrote: > > I'm having trouble with two computers (same network/ISP, though) trying > > to get on Cooks' Illustrated site. Anyone else having that trouble? > > > > www.cooksillustrated.com > > Not here. It works fine Works fine on Verizon DSL in Tampa. -- Brick(DL5BF, WA7ERO, HS4ADI) ----== Posted via Newsfeeds.Com - Unlimited-Uncensored-Secure Usenet News==---- http://www.newsfeeds.com The #1 Newsgroup Service in the World! >100,000 Newsgroups ---= East/West-Coast Server Farms - Total Privacy via Encryption =--- -----------== Posted via Newsfeed.Com - Uncensored Usenet News ==---------- http://www.newsfeed.com The #1 Newsgroup Service in the World! -----= Over 100,000 Newsgroups - Unlimited Fast Downloads - 19 Servers =----- |
Wayne Boatwright wrote:
> (MrAoD) wrote in > : > > >>Scott >> >>>In article >, >>>"Galtier Malde (Chuck)" > wrote: >>> >>> >>>>I'm having trouble with two computers (same network/ISP, though) >>>>trying to get on Cooks' Illustrated site. Anyone else having that >>>>trouble? >>>> >>>>www.cooksillustrated.com >>> >>>No problem. >> >>No problem. Probably bad routing on your network. Assuming Windows try >>"Run", put "command" in the command box. This will open a DOS window. >>I think the command is wsping, wping, or just plain ping, followed by >>the cooksillustrated.com domain name. You'll get a scrolling report of >>how your network tries to contact the domain and where the failure to >>route occurs. >> >>Marc > > > Interesting... I'm running XP where "ping" is the right command, but > pinging www.cooksillustrated.com times out, while pinging other sites is > successful. > > Accessing www.cooksillustrated.com through IE is not problem. > With so many others having no problem, then you best question your ISP about the problem, especially with a timing out ping. jim |
In article >, on Wed, 22 Dec 2004
12:13:37 GMT, wrote: > Interesting... I'm running XP where "ping" is the right command, but > pinging www.cooksillustrated.com times out, while pinging other sites is > successful. Many sites now drop pings. Try pinging www.microsoft.com, for example. -- Seth Goodman |
MrAoD wrote:
> Scott > >>In article >, >>"Galtier Malde (Chuck)" > wrote: >> >> >>>I'm having trouble with two computers (same network/ISP, though) trying >>>to get on Cooks' Illustrated site. Anyone else having that trouble? >>> >>>www.cooksillustrated.com >> >>No problem. > > > No problem. Probably bad routing on your network. Assuming Windows try "Run", > put "command" in the command box. This will open a DOS window. I think the > command is wsping, wping, or just plain ping, followed by the > cooksillustrated.com domain name. You'll get a scrolling report of how your > network tries to contact the domain and where the failure to route occurs. > > Marc I did that and timed out but ping worked for other site. Though through Zone Alarm I know that my computer won't respond to a ping, either. I've written Comcast. But the part about "scrolling report" isn't ping, and I don't recall what it is. I thought it was "traceroute" but that doesn't work. Do you recall? Thanks |
MrAoD wrote:
> Scott > >>In article >, >>"Galtier Malde (Chuck)" > wrote: >> >> >>>I'm having trouble with two computers (same network/ISP, though) trying >>>to get on Cooks' Illustrated site. Anyone else having that trouble? >>> >>>www.cooksillustrated.com >> >>No problem. > > > No problem. Probably bad routing on your network. Assuming Windows try "Run", > put "command" in the command box. This will open a DOS window. I think the > command is wsping, wping, or just plain ping, followed by the > cooksillustrated.com domain name. You'll get a scrolling report of how your > network tries to contact the domain and where the failure to route occurs. > > Marc I did that and timed out but ping worked for other site. Though through Zone Alarm I know that my computer won't respond to a ping, either. I've written Comcast. But the part about "scrolling report" isn't ping, and I don't recall what it is. I thought it was "traceroute" but that doesn't work. Do you recall? Thanks |
I was on CHAT with Comcast.net and finally my advisor told me to bypass
the (wireless) network and hook directly to their modem. I also stopped Zone Alarm. I accessed CI immediately. Then I returned reasonable protection in ZA, and it still worked. Then I restored network connection and it still worked. The ways of LinkSys are strange, indeed. Let us sing and sacrifice to her. Thank you all for your replies. Chuck Gualtier Malde (Chuck) wrote: > I'm having trouble with two computers (same network/ISP, though) trying > to get on Cooks' Illustrated site. Anyone else having that trouble? > > www.cooksillustrated.com > |
On Wed, 22 Dec 2004 17:30:32 -0800, "Galtier Malde (Chuck)"
> wrote: > MrAoD wrote: > > > > No problem. Probably bad routing on your network. Assuming Windows try "Run", > > put "command" in the command box. This will open a DOS window. I think the > > command is wsping, wping, or just plain ping, followed by the > > cooksillustrated.com domain name. You'll get a scrolling report of how your > > network tries to contact the domain and where the failure to route occurs. > > > > Marc > > I did that and timed out but ping worked for other site. Though through > Zone Alarm I know that my computer won't respond to a ping, either. > I've written Comcast. > > But the part about "scrolling report" isn't ping, Ping tells you how long each hop takes and packet loss. > and I don't recall > what it is. I thought it was "traceroute" but that doesn't work. Do > you recall? > Tracerout is usually for IP addresses. Have you found this site? http://network-tools.com/ You can enter the www address to traceroute, you won't need the IP address. Do you use IE as your main browser? Many sites are not compatible with any other browser, so if it doesn't work with your regular, nonIE, browser - switch over to IE for any site that gives you trouble. If you still have a problem, it's not your browser. good luck! sf Practice safe eating - always use condiments |
On Wed, 22 Dec 2004 17:30:32 -0800, "Galtier Malde (Chuck)"
> wrote: > MrAoD wrote: > > > > No problem. Probably bad routing on your network. Assuming Windows try "Run", > > put "command" in the command box. This will open a DOS window. I think the > > command is wsping, wping, or just plain ping, followed by the > > cooksillustrated.com domain name. You'll get a scrolling report of how your > > network tries to contact the domain and where the failure to route occurs. > > > > Marc > > I did that and timed out but ping worked for other site. Though through > Zone Alarm I know that my computer won't respond to a ping, either. > I've written Comcast. > > But the part about "scrolling report" isn't ping, Ping tells you how long each hop takes and packet loss. > and I don't recall > what it is. I thought it was "traceroute" but that doesn't work. Do > you recall? > Tracerout is usually for IP addresses. Have you found this site? http://network-tools.com/ You can enter the www address to traceroute, you won't need the IP address. Do you use IE as your main browser? Many sites are not compatible with any other browser, so if it doesn't work with your regular, nonIE, browser - switch over to IE for any site that gives you trouble. If you still have a problem, it's not your browser. good luck! sf Practice safe eating - always use condiments |
sf wrote:
> On Wed, 22 Dec 2004 17:30:32 -0800, "Galtier Malde (Chuck)" > > wrote: > > >> MrAoD wrote: >> > >> > No problem. Probably bad routing on your network. Assuming Windows try "Run", >> > put "command" in the command box. This will open a DOS window. I think the >> > command is wsping, wping, or just plain ping, followed by the >> > cooksillustrated.com domain name. You'll get a scrolling report of how your >> > network tries to contact the domain and where the failure to route occurs. >> > >> > Marc >> >> I did that and timed out but ping worked for other site. Though through >> Zone Alarm I know that my computer won't respond to a ping, either. >> I've written Comcast. >> >> But the part about "scrolling report" isn't ping, > > > Ping tells you how long each hop takes and packet loss. > > >> and I don't recall >> what it is. I thought it was "traceroute" but that doesn't work. Do >> you recall? >> > > Tracerout is usually for IP addresses. > > Have you found this site? http://network-tools.com/ > You can enter the www address to traceroute, you won't need > the IP address. > > Do you use IE as your main browser? Many sites are not > compatible with any other browser, so if it doesn't work > with your regular, nonIE, browser - switch over to IE for > any site that gives you trouble. If you still have a > problem, it's not your browser. > > good luck! > > > sf > Practice safe eating - always use condiments Well, Mozilla/Firefox work just fine. Netscape or Opera, anyone? jim |
On Thu, 23 Dec 2004 13:23:19 -0800, JimLane
> wrote: > > Well, Mozilla/Firefox work just fine. Netscape or Opera, anyone? > If mozilla and firefox work, netscape should also. Don't know diddly about Opera. sf Practice safe eating - always use condiments |
sf > wrote in news:lhcns01noi43p86p1ti4fof702n1fetoos@
4ax.com: > On Thu, 23 Dec 2004 13:23:19 -0800, JimLane > > wrote: > >> >> Well, Mozilla/Firefox work just fine. Netscape or Opera, anyone? >> > If mozilla and firefox work, netscape should also. > Don't know diddly about Opera. Not even Puccini? -- Wayne in Phoenix *If there's a nit to pick, some nitwit will pick it. *A mind is a terrible thing to lose. |
sf > wrote in news:lhcns01noi43p86p1ti4fof702n1fetoos@
4ax.com: > On Thu, 23 Dec 2004 13:23:19 -0800, JimLane > > wrote: > >> >> Well, Mozilla/Firefox work just fine. Netscape or Opera, anyone? >> > If mozilla and firefox work, netscape should also. > Don't know diddly about Opera. Not even Puccini? -- Wayne in Phoenix *If there's a nit to pick, some nitwit will pick it. *A mind is a terrible thing to lose. |
On Fri, 24 Dec 2004 06:15:00 GMT, Wayne Boatwright
> wrote: > sf > wrote in news:lhcns01noi43p86p1ti4fof702n1fetoos@ > 4ax.com: > > > On Thu, 23 Dec 2004 13:23:19 -0800, JimLane > > > wrote: > > > >> > >> Well, Mozilla/Firefox work just fine. Netscape or Opera, anyone? > >> > > If mozilla and firefox work, netscape should also. > > Don't know diddly about Opera. > > Not even Puccini? LOL I know more than I thought I knew! http://www.ao.net/~jmo/john/music/bravo.html :) sf Practice safe eating - always use condiments |
On Fri, 24 Dec 2004 06:15:00 GMT, Wayne Boatwright
> wrote: > sf > wrote in news:lhcns01noi43p86p1ti4fof702n1fetoos@ > 4ax.com: > > > On Thu, 23 Dec 2004 13:23:19 -0800, JimLane > > > wrote: > > > >> > >> Well, Mozilla/Firefox work just fine. Netscape or Opera, anyone? > >> > > If mozilla and firefox work, netscape should also. > > Don't know diddly about Opera. > > Not even Puccini? LOL I know more than I thought I knew! http://www.ao.net/~jmo/john/music/bravo.html :) sf Practice safe eating - always use condiments |
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