> Hi All, > > A few people in the office, at about 1 pm yesterday, complained about some > sites returning "no address" errors from our proxy... > > So I did some more digging. Seemed any site (including qantas.com.au and > scholastic.com.au) that was using Telstra's DNS servers "ns0.telstra.net" > and "ns1.telstra.net" were not resolving an IP - for anything > > Did Telstra's hosting service have a hic-up for an hour or two?
Yes, we had the same problem, and it looked a lot like a problem with our own nameservers. Being a nice large corporate, there were a few stressed bunnies until we narrowed it down to Telstra. I don't recall the exact diagnosis, but it lay in their network. Cheers, James -- ...so there I am at ten thousand feet with a power drill in one hand, a takeaway menu in the other, no parachute and a _very_ suprised expression...
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