Can't Connect To A Certain Website On Multiple Computers
Oct 13, 2012
I can't connect to one website. Not on my computer, not on my father's computer. I think the network is the problem, which is why I'm posting here. The website was working even yesterday but during yesterday evening, it stopped working and it's been like that since. I don't know how to fix it. My command prompt says my server can't find that one website and says my server failed. I tried other things like scan my computer, restart it, look at my Chrome settings, my firewall settings, nothing worked. I'm not sure what's going on here, because the network is private, and the contact information for 2Wire/Pace was useless for me, so I don't know what to do.
I have been searching the net for a hub of some sort for a home office. I need it to be able to support printers. It needs to be a wireless router and have a data storage which can be accessed by multiple computers. Like a backup. But the main thing im worried about is if it can be protected by antivirus and stuff.
It won't open on some computers (of different ISP) I;ve tried different Operating systems and browsers... if I check the website, it is mostly up and works perfectly on other computers... If I try to ping it, Sometimes I manage but more often it fails.. Any time the browser says dns error - server cannot be found. I don't know much in IT, but I guess ip doesnt matter, because my computer obtains it from ISP.the website address is armtravel.org... what's the problem ? hosting, 3 ISP-s (that i've tried to open with) or computers (more than 10 don't open)
I have 4 computer, all with them IP address. There is nothing I can do about this. I'd like to access them each via a 5th computer. Originally I thought I can connect each of the 4 computers to 4 different routers and then use NAT to convert their IP address's to 4 unique ones. When I actually applied this solution, the 5th computer was not able to ping the converted IP address. This method either does not work, or I did not config the router correctly. I was using a Cisco RV016 out of the box, and added NAT entries into it's table.
I have few computers behind the wireless router. All the computers have static private addresses 198.168.1.xxx. The issue is that when I try to access any computer e.g to use FTP. From outside since I can only use the main WAN IP address when I use FTP I can only connect to one computer basically the one running FTP service on port 21. I can access the wireless router and if necessary can do the port assignments. My question is that if multiple computers are running FTP services behind the router how can I connect to each one of them.
I have 3 Macs (OS 10.6.8) and one PC (Windows 7) at work. They are all connected to the company network for internet and access to shared network drives.The computers are used for media (mostly video) production and we need to move large files between the computers easily and quickly. The current network (company wide) is slow and unreliable, so I would like to create a separate network for these four computers and have them connected to both the company network and the office room network. Each computer already has two network ports and I have a router I can use.
I currently have mutiple computers at my place. Once the computer turned on i want the option of which login for the current computer to use, it can login it current computer or the mutiples computer with their content/data all inside. So more like an computer linked. Example, it can only to A or B, A is the current computer data, while B have all the data of the different computer monitor datas, and if i login B it will show that current computer info. And same goes to the B computer, i can login to A or B on the B computer. What makes this very good is that, both the computer logins are sort of connected, for example if im on actual computer A, but logined to computer B and downloaded/changed some files/data on the B login, once i login on computer B to login B, the changes will apply even tho the changes are done in computer A.
My friends and I want to set up a better Teamspeak 3 server but Don't want to spend the money to rent one. We currently have a friend who runs the server on his computer but it is unreliable. We are wondering if we could have multiple computers support one server. So that if one computer fails the server would still get supported by other computers that are supporting the server. Also what would be some recommended hardware stats to run this server.
So I'm asking, can we have multiple computers support a single Teamspeak 3 server?
I don't know if I'm saying this right but, I have two computers in my LAN hooked up by a Ethernet cables to my modem/router zyxel pk5000z we were using theses computers to play together using Game Ranger. We were having some problems connecting to game rooms with a symmetric NAT. When the port forwarding did work it would only let me open ports for one ip adress for 1 computer it seemed. How do you open ports for all computers on your LAN?
I have a Mac, and my wife has a PC running Windows 7. Since we moved into our new house, our Dlink DIR-601 does not seem to want to send Wi-Fi to both computers at the same time. One of the computers always seems to lag or not have internet connection at all. The Mac also seems to work better and more often than the PC when both are trying to access wi-fi.
I have messed with the channel settings, security, and most other typical settings on the router to no avail. Is there a setting I'm missing or should I enable certain settings that will allow both computers to have the same signal strength and reliability.
the site has a private wireless network for which I pay a yearly access fee. This gives me a code I can use to gain access each time I connect. We used to be able to have all our family's laptops, etc., connected at the same time using this code, but the site has recently changed the configuration so that we can't do this. Is there any way we can share the connection made by one computer so that we can all access the Internet at the same time? The site is in a remote location that gets poor mobile data coverage and landlines are not an option. The yearly fee is already high, so I can't afford to pay for multiple subscriptions.
I can't connect to one website in particular.The website is [URL]All my friends can connect to it.None of the computers (or smartphones and tablets) in the house can connect to it, using any browser.I use Google Chrome usually.I have tried to clear my cache, and reset the router. I've flushed my DNS too. The website is hosted on my friend's server in NY, NY. My OS is Windows 7. My ISP is ATT-Uverse.Every other website connects just fine.
I have been connecting to this website DXPnet.com for weeks. now all of a sudden I cant. Ive tried clearing cache and cookies, other browsers too. Nothing. I havent added any firewalls or changed settings. This is the only site I cannot connect to
Ok so there is a website my computer can't connect to. I tried on a laptop and desktop, and I tried different browsers. The website is wgcshop.com I checked isup.me and it said the website was fine.
I've had this ever since my last blue screen of death and complete system restore. I can't connect to one website called Swagbucks; since I regularly participated there and racked up virtual currency every day, I easily stored enough to redeem up to $25 in amazon gift cards every month.I've tried browser restarting with Chrome, IE, and Firefox, but nothing worked. I've fired off a support ticket to the Swagbucks staff, but it'll be a while before they reply.I'm using a Dell Inspiron 5030 with wireless access. I use my family's Motorala (spelling?) connection and it's been very reliable.
I heard about this little indy game called "Kerbal Space Program" and tried out the demo and loved it.I decided to shoot 'em $15 to support their efforts; this also gets me the "full" or I should say "most current" version.After getting the confirmation emails from paypal, I'm off to their webpage to download...now remember, I'd been on their website all day."Problem loading page", and "Connection timed out!" etc etc.I tried my usual troubleshooting methods of pings, tracerts, and direct IP address connecting, all with the same results.I then went to online chat with my ISP, Comcast.The tech told me with basic things I knew wouldn't work, but I humored him...Then he decided he'd try a few "remote connection resets"...on the second time my connection crapped out completely. After restarting my PC and doing a complete cycle of both my router and cable modem, I got back "online"...but not really. Any address I put in auto-sent me to the "Comcast sign-up page"...well I got this resolved after 2 hours on the phone with Comcast, but I'm still disturbed that whatever that technician did while I was in support chat with him effectively DELETED my internet service (I looked at my account from my cell phone and it had NO SERVICES listed at one point!). [code]
Using Windows Vista on private wireless network, since yesterday, my wife can get Gmail website but nothing else and get a error message saying "The connection was rest". I did virus check and Spybot.I have another computer on the same wireless setup but I have no problem at all with it.
I was trying to enter Minecraft but none of my browser could connect. If I connected through hidemy***.com it would load normally. When I try to join any server through the game, it gives me an error. If I change to my other network it doesn't connect, but I can if I use another OS or computer
For the past few days now, I haven't been able to connect to a single website. The website in question is [URL] I've tried everything that I can think of, but nothing is working.
I've tried multiple browsers (Chrome, Firefox, and IE), I've checked my host file and I've flushed my dns, restarted router and computer, and renewed/released the ipconfig. I can ping the website in CMD and all the packets go through fine, but attempting to connect via domain name or IP address with a browser does not work. Using a proxy also does not work. Connecting to my neighbors wifi does work.
Sometimes If I let it sit there and load for a long time, it will connect but only partially load the page. I'm also able to connect to the websites chat network and stay connected even while the rest of the site will not load.
I'm guessing it has something to do with my router. I have a westell router/modem which I'm pretty sure the firmware has been gimped by my ISP, Century Link.
I upload files to the FTP server and some of the folders I didn't have access to, so I had to call the company server tech to allow me permission. He said he never created any restrictions on the account when he made it (Which he probably did, just forgot,because I use another unrelated FTP server with no problems.) So he made a new account for me to log into, at the very moment I typed in the login info (FileZilla) it said could not connect. So I went to input my old login into, still didn't connect. At that point on the whole website for me just results in a "Could Not Load Page blah blah".Doesn't work on any browser. Doesn't work on any computer on my wireless network, or a laptop hardwired to the modem.
Works on my friends connection at his house, works on my iPhone's 3G connection, but not on my wireless network. So basically it works everywhere in the world but my house. Which is great because I work for them and I need to have files uploaded by the end of each day. I have told the server techs and they said they didn't do anything but make a new account. I did all the DNS and IP crap, I refreshed the caches, ran a disk cleaner/ defragger. I get some interesting results when running tracerts and pings. I CAN view the site through a proxy.ALSO, they told me their servers crashed overnight because of some solar flare just a few days ago. So the site WAS down for a few hours, but when it came back online, it wouldn't load for me.
I think its unrelated because I lost access before their servers crashed the following night, just letting you know that happened.My connection is fine, chatted with AT&T they said everything looks fine on my end in the router settings. Which should be correct because I've been years on this router with no problems at all. Everything works flawlessly. (Steam downloads, YouTube, I've been gaming on Portal 2 Co-Op and Battlefield 3, 64 players!) So it's nothing to do with me. I did notice that uploads took a little longer than usual to initiate, but a SpeedTest confirmed the connection was solid and at my level. Just took a few seconds to "start" uploading.
Why can't I connect to the website for Target Stores? Each time I try to connect to Target Store website the small box fills up at the bottom of the screen, then the hour glass appears and Windows Internet Explorer says "program not responding". No other websites give me this problem, only Target
I have multiple Windows XP and Windows 7 machines. All of the XP machines are unable to connect to a specific website URL and all the 7 machines connect just fine. All machines are on the same network.I have tried firewalls on, off, and uninstalled. I am the network designer and we have no proxy, blocks or routes for blocking.Have downgraded from IE 8 to IE 6 and also installed other browsers such as Firefox and Chrome and those do not work either.
I am currently unable to access the wesite: [URL] I can get onto any other website that I try. I was able to access the website about a week ago, and then suddenly on wed. morning, I could no longer access it.None of these fixes have worked.I am able to connect to the website when I take my laptop to my friends house.
I've been trying to connect to a particular website for a couple of days now, but always get "Server not found" error messages in Firefox. I have tried connecting on IE and Chrome as well, along with the 2nd computer on my wireless network. No luck there either though. I have been able to connect to any other website just fine. Between the two PCs on my network, I'm running Windows 7 and Windows XP.The website in question is currently up and they have said that no issues have been detected on their end and that it might be a DNS problem on my end.
For sure odd reason my DIR-825 won't connect to my website and just this one website. Every other site I go to works. And this problem is happening by WIRED and WIRELESS connections. On top of this the site is being blocked on my desktop, laptop, and my iPod Touch (WiFi). That's three devices!! Neither the router or my anti-virus (Avast Pro) are blocking the URL. Also, I know the site is not down since I can connect to it by using my neighbors open wireless network. Plus, I can pull up the website at work using the same laptop. So, I've reset the router, rebooted it, and even downgraded to 1.12NA firmware and now back to 1.13NA. I pinged the site in command prompt and all four requests timed out.
I have created a virtual server that hosts a ticketing website on it, locally i can access the website when i input my private ip .
Now i want to make it accessible to the agents outside my company , i have change my private ip to a public one, but the problem is still there,i cant connect . i disabled the firewall , just so i would be sure its aint a F.W problem and still , not working .
