Help
Since yesterday morning European time I haven't been able to open any site related to www.bridgebaseATetc. If .com I get
IMail Server Web Messaging v7.13
PASSWORD: Expire page views
Remember userid & password (not recommended if you share this computer)
and if I try our VG schedule page I get
File Not Found
File Not found !!
The requested URL was not found on this server.
Links:
Login
If I take the long road through http://online@ I can get to a few pages.
Any explanation?
Roland
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#1
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- Location:London, England
- Interests:Cricket
Posted 2005-March-11, 13:14
It's nice to be important, but it's more important to be nice
#2
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Posted 2005-March-11, 13:23
there are some DNS issues (our side) with one of our machines.
You can get to the 3 bbo pages of concern
- myhands
- vugraph schedule
- forums
via http://online.bridgebase.com/
Direct links to myhands/vugraph schedule at the top of this page...
You can get to the 3 bbo pages of concern
- myhands
- vugraph schedule
- forums
via http://online.bridgebase.com/
Direct links to myhands/vugraph schedule at the top of this page...
#3
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- Joined: 2003-December-15
Posted 2005-March-12, 04:15
I had this problem and it continued throughout the day. In the evening I still couldn't access www.bridgebase.com but using my husband's PC, on the same router, went straight to the site.
I have XP and was able to clear the problem by flushing the DNS resolver cache on my PC.
To do this:
go to a command prompt and type:
ipconfig /flushdns
It cured my problem perhaps it will cure yours.
Chris
I have XP and was able to clear the problem by flushing the DNS resolver cache on my PC.
To do this:
go to a command prompt and type:
ipconfig /flushdns
It cured my problem perhaps it will cure yours.
Chris
#4
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- Location:Dartmouth, NS, Canada
Posted 2005-March-12, 08:06
It will help, as long your DNS server(s) cache is already updated (as it should be by now)
#5
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- Location:London, England
- Interests:Cricket
Posted 2005-March-12, 16:56
Yes, everything is back to normal now. Thanks square and Gerardo.
Roland
Roland
It's nice to be important, but it's more important to be nice
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