On Fri, Sep 12, 2008 at 12:31 PM, <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > try fixed DNS entries and/or purchase a new router and take it back if it > does not work. At work earlier this week there was a problem with the > providers dns servers which can really mess things up. Lots of luck. > > Thank you. What's the best way to try fixed DNS entries? Googling that > didn't shed much light on it. > > Jason > > > > Your ISP would have to provide them and the router would have to have a provision for entering them. This is exactly what happened at work but I should note that only one person contacted the ISP and entered the fixed DNS number on his computer. You might have to do that, bypassing the routers settings.
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