Yeah, we know it is Telocity, because we already tried that and it goes through the
Telocity network and gets stuck somewhere in there. The problem now is to convince
them to fix it.
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
> On Tue, 30 Jan 2001, Seth Nagao wrote:
>
> > A friend of mine has Telocity, since they offered static IP and a decent rate.
> > However, some sites it cannot connect to (slashdot for example). He has to
> > change to a public proxy so he can view them. After a few calls to Telocity, the
> > situation stands. Of course, this is second-hand information, so if you'd like,
> > I can try to get the whole picture from him.
>
> This is most likely due to bad routing tables in his machine, though it is
> possible that Telocity has bad routing tables. "route -n" and "traceroute
> slashdot.org" should show where the problem is.
>
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