Friendly Admins...

IE hasn't been able to pull up the site since Friday.

Deleted all files, cookies and did a general clean up. Any ideas?

Or will it start back up Monday?

Help please...

You shouldnt be using IE anyway, it sucks. Go Firefox!!!

I'm using IE6, and can get in just fine. Could there be an issue with your ISP?

-Lawrence

works fine for me

Everything else loads.

Firefox won't load it either... The "only" site I can't get is 914club.

The Browser within CompuServe... Weeeeeeeeeeeeeeee

you've got taildraggeritis...it's a nasty virus that went out and disabled 914World.com from most well-known browsers.
you need to fix that problem

by the way, your numbers will ship tomorrow.

Paul... correct.

Sean... what numbers?

Really??? Numbers???

in winxp you can do

CODE

c:\ipconfig /flushdns

which could resolve the problem if it's locally caching your dns entries. Otherwise you could http://66.250.97.205

If that works it's definately your ISPs DNS.

QUOTE

http://66.250.97.205

No worky...

QUOTE

c:\ipconfig /flushdns

No worky...

Start
Run
type in cmd - press enter
in DOS box type:
tracert www.914world.com

Post the results.

QUOTE (Eric_Shea @ Feb 20 2005, 01:28 PM)

The Browser within CompuServe... Weeeeeeeeeeeeeeee

Come back to AOL, Steve Case is a janitor now. 10,000 FREE HOURS!

We love you!

Compuserve Staff!

Demarc's got me blocked...

So am I a Dynamic Threat?

Looks like a route table is messed up, which usually means you sending an email or calling someone to tell them that their stuff is broke.

here's what i got ...

(looks like the "black list" is working! )

I like the color of Andy's trace much better.


M

Looks like cogent is dropping your packets for some reason. You get to their network, and you hit an unamed device just before you should be getting thr 914club page and it just drops.

The address is resolving to the same IP, so its likely not a DNS issue.

Not sure how compuserve works, but if its a proxy client, then you might be getting to the site via a different route, which would not help you with this problem.

Bottom line is that you can not reach the site directly. Call your ISP and ask them to test it. See what they find.

- Joe

i did a portscan on the router in question (64.237.0.250) ...

tried to telnet into it, but of course it's password protected ...
Andy

Ok, I am inside Eric's computer... I found it... it's a flat 0... looks like this: o... here...

-blows hard-

0

There, that should do it.


M

Andy... Others...

Any idea what I should try next? Should I contact Qwest and see what they say? It seems like I get to Demarc and then it times out the request.

Is this on my end? It's a real PITA...

Any ideas would be appreciated.

Thanks,

E.

Call your ISP and have them troubleshoot it. There are way to many variables at this point, you need to start eliminating some of them and your ISP is the best place to start.

Thanks Joe...

Miles, get out of my computer damnit. You're hogg'n all my porn files.

what is the source IP you are coming from (the public one)?

I haven't got a clue. Everything I know about this type of stuff would be wrapped up in that screendump. I thought it was 192.168.0.1

I just got off the phone with Qwest and they stated that it is being blocked by Novani and that I should contact the 914club and/or Novani to find out why.

http://www.whatismyip.com/ will tell you your public IP.

71.35.236.192

this is the one the world sees eric: 205.188.116.67

That's the one the world see's when I'm going through my CompuServe browser

The one I posted is the one I am having problems with... going direct from Foxfire or IE.

how is the 914world.com server setup? does it just have a default route? if not, it appears as though it might not have a route back to 71.35.236.192.

QUOTE (Eric_Shea @ Feb 21 2005, 11:16 AM)

Thanks Joe... Miles, get out of my computer damnit. You're hogg'n all my porn files.

What is it with you and women with huge breasts... and.. hairy legs?


M

Uhhhhhh... those aren't women

When I said I was having tranny problems I meant my love life

QUOTE (Eric_Shea @ Feb 21 2005, 07:56 AM)

I haven't got a clue. Everything I know about this type of stuff would be wrapped up in that screendump. I thought it was 192.168.0.1 I just got off the phone with Qwest and they stated that it is being blocked by Novani and that I should contact the 914club and/or Novani to find out why.

I assume that Novani is the hosting company for the 914club site. Who works with the hosting company for the site?

If Eric is having issues, I am sure that there are others.

Just for giggles try this in IE:

Go to "TOOLS/Internet Options"

Click the "SECURITY" tab in the window that comes up.

There are four icons that are in the window now. For giggles click the first icon and then click the button "Default Level"

Do that to the other three icons, then try accessing the blocked sites again.

At my university I am always having problems with people thinking I am blocking them from our database system when in fact it is one of these settings in IE that are doing it.

Give it a try, Can't hurt anything.

Thanks Chris,

I'm having the problem with IE and Foxfire. I tried it but...

Anybody? Pretty Please??

it does not look like a brower issue, more of a routing issue. your traceroute is not working. you probably cannot ping it either. hard to troubleshoot with no access to any devices. I think andy is your only hope. a "route print" on the 914club server would be a first step.

I thought my traceroute was working. I thought it traced it all the way up to the Novani Demarc site...

www.novani.demarc.com is a network protection site. No??

That seems to be where my route gets timed out...

I'm lost here. Andy, is there anything you can do?

Thanks,

E.

you made it to the hop before the server, which is the router at the colo. your packets very well might be making it to the server, but they might not know how to get back to you. again, really hard to tell with no access to any of the devices to test from. a traceroute from the server back to your IP would be interesting to see.

Grab the thermos of RC Cola! Let's GO commandos, it's HOWLING TIME.

Good Luck Eric. Don't try and figure out what these guys are talking about, just go buy yourself a new computer.

QUOTE (Paul Heery @ Feb 21 2005, 01:02 PM)

There are some other issues going on here. You're right though, I'd love to see a traceroute FROM the server to Eric. Check out my tracert below. I have good times getting to the Cogent network. But, once I get on their network it goes to hell. Target Name: www.914world.com IP: 66.250.97.205 Date/Time: 2/21/2005 3:53:21 PM 1 0 ms [192.168.0.1] 2 * [] 3 0 ms dstswr2-vlan2.rh.nrwlct.cv.net [67.83.230.162] 4 13 ms r2-ge12-1.mhe.whplny.cv.net [67.83.230.133] 5 0 ms r2-srp1-0.cr.whplny.cv.net [65.19.120.18] 6 0 ms r1-srp5-0.wan.whplny.cv.net [65.19.120.1] 7 14 ms r1-srp0-0.in.nycmny83.cv.net [65.19.96.83] 8 27 ms r1-pos1-0.in.asbnva16.cv.net [167.206.8.150] 9 * [] 10 14 ms p11-0.core01.dca01.atlas.cogentco.com [154.54.2.201] 11 97 ms p10-0.core02.sfo01.atlas.cogentco.com [66.28.4.209] 12 82 ms g50.ba01.b003070-1.sfo01.atlas.cogentco.com [66.28.5.182] 13 96 ms Novani.demarc.cogentco.com [66.28.28.102] 14 96 ms [64.237.0.250] 15 96 ms ftp.914world.com [66.250.97.205]

those RTT's are not that bad really and latency would not be the cause of being unable to access the site.

QUOTE (vortrex @ Feb 21 2005, 12:53 PM)

you made it to the hop before the server, which is the router at the colo. your packets very well might be making it to the server, but they might not know how to get back to you. again, really hard to tell with no access to any of the devices to test from. a traceroute from the server back to your IP would be interesting to see.

This is in Andy's ballpark now. I assume he can remote into the server and run a tracert or a ping test to check basic connectivity from end-to-end. IP routing can be about as basic as it gets, but sometimes can be a nightmare sorting it out.

Andy??

Andy??

Andy ???

Novani.demarc.cogentco is not our provider. there's still another box inbetween.

i did find the problem, however. look at this traceroute ...

i forwarded this to our ISP guys. we'll see if they can do something about it ...

I think it' Eric's stupid packets, they stumble around, and never make it home.

I happen to have freshly taught European made homing packets, fresh in from Europe.

These are the expensive ones, don't insult me.



M

QUOTE (SirAndy @ Feb 21 2005, 05:09 PM)

Novani.demarc.cogentco is not our provider. there's still another box inbetween. i did find the problem, however. look at this traceroute ... i forwarded this to our ISP guys. we'll see if they can do something about it ...

Loop-de-loop!! Yup, its in the middle. Someone prolly decided to change something on the fly. Hate it when that happens.

Good luck with that.

So Miles... are you saying "If you have to ask... they're too expensive" ?

I'm glad the rest of you guys know what the fuch you're doing cause I sure don't. I can bang on brakes and hubs but getting replies from servers

So... correct me if I'm wrong here but; I'm getting through, it's just not making it back to me? On the return trip it runs into this loop Andy posted?? Am I the only lucky one affected by this SNAFU?

Thanks for looking into it and please keep me posted on the results.

E.

QUOTE (Eric_Shea @ Feb 22 2005, 07:22 AM)

So... correct me if I'm wrong here but; I'm getting through, it's just not making it back to me? On the return trip it runs into this loop Andy posted?? Am I the only lucky one affected by this SNAFU?

yepp, you hit the hammer on the hub ...

Andy

Andy,

Any luck? I spoke with a few admin-types and they stated that you're the only one who can get this resolved.

Sorry to bug you but it's goin on six days now.

Thanks in advance,

Eric

who did you talk to? someone at novani.com needs to have a look at the routers.

1-866-4-NOVANI