We have tried using no DNS settings, two different DNS numbers and the same
DNS number duplicated. We have also tried two different ISPs (WASP and
iiNet) and both come up with the same problem.
What are the IP numbers for the DNS servers those users are using?
I assume it's not something like the customer being over quota and
not able to contact servers outside WA or something... (But of course
OS X wouldn't fix that :).
You could always run something like Interarchy and do a session watch
on the DNS transactions to see if anything's wrong. I think Men and
Mice also have a DNS analyzer tool which can determine if there are
problems with a DNS server.
At 14:52 -0600 7/2/2002, MWJ Distribution <http://www.macjournals.com/> wrote:
* Men & Mice introduces "DNSHealth," a service where the company
monitors your domains for any name resolving problems, starting at
US$10 per month per domain (the free trial solved a tricky problem
we'd been having in just a few minutes)
<http://dns-health.menandmice.com/>
Thanks,
Shay
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