If that works then you have a Domain Name Service problem. You might be able to fix it by simply rebooting your PC or you might have to report it to your ISP to get it resolved.
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| lurker86 New Member 4 Posts 1/05 | I am a member at xrentdvd, but recently have not been able to access their website (server not found error). I still receive e-mails from them and I can not find any info on them being off-line, so I assume they are up and running. Does anybody have any suggestions on why I would not be able to get to their website all of a sudden. I have tried on all 3 computers at home. I am using Internet Explorer and have not changed any configurations on it. I can get to all other websites I normally access so I do not think it is my firewall. Thanks for any help you can provide. [Link] |
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| Hardware All-Star Member Your other left 14594 Posts 3/02 | C:\>ping 216.154.235.133 Reply from 216.154.235.133: bytes=32 time=47ms TTL=48 If you get something like the above then your computer can reach XRentDVD's server and you have an application problem. However, if you get this: Request timed out. then your best bet is to work with your ISP to resolve the issue. |
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