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Old 15-02-2007, 03:03   #5
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Re: Linksys router and DNS problems with NTL

Right no DNS, then try IP addresses instead. DNS is the conversion of internet 'names' to IP addresses. Use an IP you do not need DNS.

With router plugged in, all cables checked open cmd and type

tracert 212.58.224.115

that is the IP address for bbc.co.uk. If that works type in your address bar:

http://212.58.224.115

You should reach the BBC through your browser

then you know it is DNS.

Did they get you to check that, if DNS not working no way would ping www.bbc.co.uk have worked, as a DNS request from your system would not have been received so therefore your system would not have been able to resolve the name>IP address. Now you have the correct DNS IP addresses for your local network (Virgin one) set up everything will be fine - the IP>>name requests will be replied to
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