com and then suddenly the whole company can't access the real domain anymore because the local servers think it's theirs. I have seen ICT companies use local domains like. PS: and never ever use somebody else's domain name as your local domain. Because this always goes wrong and breaks in 'interesting' ways really try to use a subdomain though! If that is impossible then you will have to manually keep the hoster's and your own DNS zone data in sync. So if you can then don't use the domain name itself in your office but use a subdomain. The same happens when you change hoster as they will almost certainly use different IP addresses. A 192.0.2.222 then you have to make the same change otherwise your local DNS server will keep telling you that is at 192.0.2.1. When the hoster changes the record to e.g. For example: if your hoster has record A 192.0.2.1 then you have to have the same record in your local DNS server. If you do have the same domain both locally and at the hoster then you have to manually make sure that the information in your local DNS server stays in sync with the hoster's DNS server. Instead use a subdomain of your domain name for your office, like so that can remain authoritative at the hoster.
Once the zone data starts to diverge you have this kind of weird problems. If you do then both your hoster and your own servers believe they are authoritative for that domain. For example: if your domain is then don't use as your local domain. It also happens when your local domain (Active Directory?) is the same as the domain you use at your hoster. Right guys?Įdited by Alvas Rawuther, 10 July 2012 - 08:05 AM.This often happens when someone is running authoritative and recursive DNS on the same servers. Anyway this shouldn't be an issue, if he does or not, since it does not affect my internet connectivity, I was just being a little curious to know. I'll talk to my ISP and see what he says. So like cryptodan & noknojon stated, it must be the ISP. I've never heard of google blocking ping requests but I have heard about microsoft doing it - but my problem existed with any and all websites, including this one. You can compare with other major wrbsites, like yahoo, mocrosoft.etc. This is very common method for the website host to use. I guess Google's firewall block your ping command. Please be aware that the last time we checked this website is redirecting/forwarding to another website called nosteam.ro.You may wish to check the. There seems to be a block via the routers output, and this is what beeds checking - nosteamgames.ro looks like a trusted website. I guess Google's firewall block your ping command.A ping to Google and Yahoo is always a standard part of this test ( run it yourself to test the ToolBox). Specifically, SharePoint allows the user to access the folder without obtaining permission to access the parent folder and other items (other than limited access).
However, a few select websites are not working ( ) I can ping, but I cant ping. Minimum = 0ms, Maximum = 0ms, Average = 0msĮdited by Alvas Rawuther, 09 July 2012 - 08:42 AM.įor security resons such as preventing Denial of Service and network reconnaissance. When you share a folder with a user who cant access the parent folder or site, SharePoint assigns the user limited access to the parent items. Solved: Hello, Im having an issue with my firewall, and I absolutely cant figure it out. Packets: Sent = 4, Received = 4, Lost = 0 (0% loss),Īpproximate round trip times in milli-seconds: Packets: Sent = 4, Received = 0, Lost = 4 (100% loss),For localhost
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Packets: Sent = 4, Received = 0, Lost = 4 (100% loss),ĮDIT: I booted into Windows XP and tried pinging, but it yields the same result on pinging so HOSTS or anything with the OS might definitely not be the issue. I knew you'd tell me to, so I already tried that soon after I posted - no change, I still I get the same result on pinging. Nope, resetting the hosts doesn't fix it. Nope, I can't seem to be able to do that either. Can you perform a tracert to that google IP?
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