Re: [LUG] Strange Network at Work

[andy@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx]

alex@xxxxxxxxxxxx wrote:
> On Fri, 17 May 2002, Rich Smith wrote:
>
> > Can you not nslookup a domain name then ping its ip that is 
> > returned and ping its name, if the name ping won't work and 
> > the ip ping does then the nameserver is good bet for being 
> > at fault .......
>
> That'll be that djbdns playing up :)

I think Ive got you all barking up the wrong tree ....

I just wanted to buck the system really, even if I did find out what the problem 
was, I couldn't do anything about it (I'm just a user on a UK wide company network)

I'll probably just put a list together of web addresses that I comonly use if its 
the nameserver (wherever it might be .... west drayton I think),

and if it's not the name server, I'll be happy with just being able to read emails 
while the rest of the office is locked out of the internet

cheers for your help

Andy Weir 


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