I'm a technician at a computer sales and services company where we've sold a number of STN installs to very satisfied customers. However, here's an odd problem which I'll throw up for general discussion, since I can't quite fit my head around it myself. I have a customer who is unable to access his corporate web site (http://www.ashlandtrn.com) from any computer on his office LAN, which is behind an STN box. In fact, he has two LANs having this problem, each connected by STN (two STN boxes running two different versions of STN). The suspect STN boxes are connected to kootenay.net, a local ISP. I have non-STN customers also using kootenay.net who have no trouble accessing the page in question. In addition, I have another customer running STN, using a different ISP, who is able to access this particular page with no trouble whatsoever. Other sites which I've tried accessing from behind the suspect STN boxes appear to be available. Could there be something peculiar about this particular ISP? I think STN goes directly to Internic (or whatever they're calling themselves this week) for its DNS queries. Is it possible that the host ISP has something wrong with its DNS tables? (Though why that wouldn't affect everyone else is beyond me.) I'm fresh out of ideas. I would appreciate any suggestions as to what I can try next. -- Shaun Crossley [EMAIL PROTECTED] _______________________________________________ ShareTheNet maillist - [EMAIL PROTECTED] http://www.webserv.com/mailman/listinfo/sharethenet
