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Standard User deleted
(deleted) Fri 27-Oct-06 18:15:01
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DNS issues?


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For the last few days I've been having intermittent problems accessing some sites, including BBC and Google. Going via the IP address for the BBC today worked fine though, when www.bbc.co.uk didn't - is this a common problem, or more likely to be an issue with my PC?
Standard User deleted
(deleted) Fri 27-Oct-06 19:46:20
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Re: DNS issues?


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Same here intermittently, also with www.avforums.com and windows live search


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Standard User Mercury_1
(member) Fri 27-Oct-06 20:33:45
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Use www.opendns.com And change your settings accordingly, Haven't had DNS issues in well over a month now, and it's faster than Plusnet's!


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Standard User AdamBrunt
(committed) Fri 27-Oct-06 21:32:53
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Re: DNS issues?


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Thanks for that.

I have been having intermittent DNS issues all night - put the OpenDNS entries in my router setup and everything is fine and dandy
Standard User deleted
(deleted) Fri 27-Oct-06 22:35:33
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Whats the catch?? why provide free dns servers??



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Standard User mr_mojo
(knowledge is power) Fri 27-Oct-06 22:48:03
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Re: DNS issues?


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When a server cannot be resolved, they take you to a page with search results. Some of these being sponsored.

You can turn this off though, so it's just free dns with no strings.
Standard User Mercury_1
(member) Sat 28-Oct-06 01:06:09
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Glad I could help. I know how frustrating it is!

No strings attached to the DNS servers!
Standard User deleted
(deleted) Sat 28-Oct-06 15:20:17
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Thanks so much! Immediate improvement, and I can actually use google!
Standard User ste__
(experienced) Sun 29-Oct-06 00:38:47
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Mercury_1 - thank you very much for this. Works a treat

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Standard User deleted
(deleted) Sun 29-Oct-06 08:11:47
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I have just found that 212.159.6.10 is failing, unable to surf but changed it to 212.159.6.9 and its all fine. I have 212.159.13.50 as my 2nd DNS. Is this all correct?

Another Q, in my DHCP, should I set the DNS to the router (which does work), or should I hand out the above DNS servers under DHCP??????


Thanks.
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