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MikePA · Nov 27, 2001

I hate to disprove their theory, but I could access the three sites from work (mega pipes) and from here at home (DSL).

Harv · Nov 27, 2001

<font color=blue>everything they moved onto a new server last night</font color=blue>

Another "transparent" migration, eh? As you and Cedarranch well know, the migration I just went through has caused me considerable grief. /w3tcompact/icons/tongue.gif

At least your ISP is starting to believe it's their problem. That's a step in the right direction. /w3tcompact/icons/smile.gif

Oh, BTW -- all 3 of your sites come in loud and clear here in Californy. /w3tcompact/icons/wink.gif

keithcom · Nov 27, 2001

3 out of 3 to an @Home cable connection in central NJ.
Good luck.
Keith

Oscar · Nov 27, 2001

3 for 3 in SOUTHERN ILLINOIS

Molerj · Nov 27, 2001

All worked here, that's one way of getting alot of people to check out your sites!

njrqs · Nov 27, 2001

3 from 3 down under !!

<font color=blue>Neil from OZ.</font color=blue> /w3tcompact/icons/smile.gif

GlueGuy · Nov 27, 2001

Got 3 x 3 in California (and through the firewall).

The GlueGuy

hartsjc · Nov 27, 2001

All work for me in central illinois. Here is my traceroute (tracert in windows) info incase you want it:

1 10.118.177.129 (10.118.177.129) 13.505 ms 11.427 ms 21.620 ms
2 bb1-ge2-0.peoria1.il.home.net (24.14.191.1) 10.803 ms 8.556 ms 7.669 ms
3 c2-pos6-1.chcgil1.home.net (24.7.76.229) 13.901 ms 11.275 ms 11.129 ms
4 sl-gw22-chi-6-2.sprintlink.net (144.223.34.197) 11.373 ms 11.455 ms 11.928 ms
5 sl-bb20-chi-3-0.sprintlink.net (144.232.10.9) 69.859 ms 14.993 ms 17.486 ms
6 sl-bb20-kc-14-0.sprintlink.net (144.232.8.201) 23.450 ms 25.361 ms 49.867 ms
7 sl-gw9-kc-8-0.sprintlink.net (144.232.23.50) 24.852 ms 24.082 ms 28.002 ms
8 sl-rolet-4-1.sprintlink.net (144.232.130.122) 48.459 ms 28.860 ms 35.079 ms
9 www.kansascas.com (208.29.194.28) 28.854 ms 25.418 ms 32.347 ms

/James

TerryinMD · Nov 27, 2001

If everyone and their mom can hit the sites but not you on "your" server, I would suspect a possible permission problem from the upgrade. Putting the blame on DSL was bogus. Once you have access to the internet, the type of hardware is transparent because your talking IP (Internet Protocol). I hope they figure your problem out soon and provide you with some type of credit for non-accessability to you to perform maintenance on your websites.

Terry