I am assuming that you use DHCP to retrieve an IP as well as DNS
information. When dialed up, check to see what you DNS server is and make
sure you have a clean route to it (traceroute). If you do, try resolving the
URLs using nslookup up. Also, try telnet'ing or ftp'ing to the servers that
make up those URLs.
On Tue, 21 Nov 2000 06:11:55 -0700,
plug-discuss@lists.PLUG.phoenix.az.us
wrote:
> Hi Folks;
> My ISP has joined a nationwide dial-up service and uses a new phone
number.
> The old phone number is still active (until Dec. 1) and both Netscape and
Lynx
> have no trouble accepting a URL name and converting it to a number. The
new
> one just states that it is "unable to locate the server". Also has
similar
> problems when I try to obtain my mail. The tech at the ISP has no clue as
to
> what is causing this and no solution. Any assistance will be greatly
> appricated.
>
> TIA
> Clay Stapleton
>
> PS: I did get Mozilla to work on a Debian distro on another computer.
>
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