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silverbirch

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  #424759 6-Jan-2011 19:26
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thorax: Next time your connection drops like that drop to a shell and execute

nslookup

type a web site - if you get no response from server then try

server 8.8.8.8


then type a website and see if you get a response from google dns, then you will know that its a problem with your isp dns.


ie

nslookup
google.co.nz
server 8.8.8.8
google.co.nz


As user or root?  Well I guess I can try user then the other Wink

Thanks




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  #424901 7-Jan-2011 09:34
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One downside of using dns services like google or open dns is they're not always good at directing you to the closest content server, akami etc.

Sound to me like your router is faulty. I'd replace it.

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