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You can try nslookup to see if DNS resolves the ip address of the remote
host. If it gives you back an ip address for the server you're trying
to contact, then it's probably not DNS...it's probably a slow/unreliable
link somewhere inbetween...
k
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On Sat, 12 Jun 1999, Graham, John wrote:
> Doing a re-install(not a format and install) I managed to loose my settings
> for my DNS servers. I entered the ones recently provided by Bell(my isp)
> and it seems like I can only hit certain sites? Bell being one, netscape
> redhat etc.. Sites like linux.org and linux.com time out. Is this a problem
> on Bell's end or is my configuration wrong and how can I tell?
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