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Leedsman
07-12-2003, 19:36
Does anyone know why I get †œThe page cannot be displayedâ₠¬Â when I try to open the website http://www.beeb.net/ when connected via NTL but can access it fine when using a different ISP? This has only happened the last couple of days.

Bex
07-12-2003, 19:46
dunno but everytime i tried to read this post kept getting "the page can not be displayed" :erm:

dingosar
07-12-2003, 19:49
That site opens ok from here , it maybe the old NTL poxy proxies problem rearing it's ugly head again , try again with a different proxy

Sociable
07-12-2003, 20:15
Same for me Leedsman.

Must be those dam poxy proxies again :)

Chris
07-12-2003, 20:22
Does anyone know why I get †œThe page cannot be displayedâ₠¬Â when I try to open the website http://www.beeb.net/ when connected via NTL but can access it fine when using a different ISP? This has only happened the last couple of days.


Works fine for me ... good ol' NTL, always keep you guessing.

Paul K
07-12-2003, 20:31
NTL.... Never Too Logical
NTL....Next Time Leedsman;) LOL
Try specifying proxies to work around it if it's still playing up.

Stuart W
07-12-2003, 20:32
does anyone know why ntl's DNS servers are so shakey??

hoggyspuds
07-12-2003, 21:22
works fine here in Belfast........luck of the Irish maybe?

Mr.Moony
07-12-2003, 21:54
I took a call on this earlier. However I dont think this is an NTL problem. I cannot access this internally from work (which is not NTL DNS) nor could I ping the site using all-nettools. When doing a trace it would stop before reaching the target host. Now this could be it isnt set to respond to ICMP requests, but considering I couldnt access it from work I would have assumed this is an non ntl problem. Anybody without an NTL connection please? Also anyone who can access the site, please ping it and let me know

carlingman
07-12-2003, 21:59
I took a call on this earlier. However I dont think this is an NTL problem. I cannot access this internally from work (which is not NTL DNS) nor could I ping the site using all-nettools. When doing a trace it would stop before reaching the target host. Now this could be it isnt set to respond to ICMP requests, but considering I couldnt access it from work I would have assumed this is an non ntl problem. Anybody without an NTL connection please? Also anyone who can access the site, please ping it and let me know


Site loads fine here on a Non NTL Connection.

However I am guessing it doesnt respond ICMP Requests.

Microsoft(R) Windows DOS
(C)Copyright Microsoft Corp 1990-2001.

C:\DOCUME~1\ATHLON~1>ping www.beeb.net

Pinging www.beeb.net [212.58.235.172] with 32 bytes of data:

Request timed out.
Request timed out.
Request timed out.
Request timed out.

Ping statistics for 212.58.235.172:
Packets: Sent = 4, Received = 0, Lost = 4 (100% loss),

C:\DOCUME~1\ATHLON~1>

:)

Mr.Moony
07-12-2003, 22:02
Site loads fine here on a Non NTL Connection.

However I am guessing it doesnt respond ICMP Requests.

Microsoft(R) Windows DOS
(C)Copyright Microsoft Corp 1990-2001.

C:\DOCUME~1\ATHLON~1>ping www.beeb.net

Pinging www.beeb.net [212.58.235.172] with 32 bytes of data:

Request timed out.
Request timed out.
Request timed out.
Request timed out.

Ping statistics for 212.58.235.172:
Packets: Sent = 4, Received = 0, Lost = 4 (100% loss),

C:\DOCUME~1\ATHLON~1>

:)


/Kicks Sand. Better get this looked at folks, should have some news for you soon.

NEWS FLASH

They are aware of this issue and are currently investigating. HTH

poolking
07-12-2003, 22:41
No probs here.

allanprg
07-12-2003, 23:45
Funny I can't get this site also. All other web sites work alright. :shrug:

allanprg
07-12-2003, 23:58
I've just tried non NTL DNS servers and now can get on the site. So it's an NTL issue. :shrug:

Mr.Moony
08-12-2003, 00:22
I've just tried non NTL DNS servers and now can get on the site. So it's an NTL issue. :shrug:

They are aware of this problem and currently investigating. Im sure I wrote that somewhere else on this thread. :dozey:

MetaWraith
08-12-2003, 00:32
Using Pipex's DNS and no proxy (ie NTL assigned) = Cannot Display
Using Pipex's DNS and Other NTL proxy = Cant Display
Using Pipex's DNS and a Free Proxy = Page loads fast

StuR1983
13-08-2005, 10:26
im getting the same problem accessing another website/forum. Sometimes I can access it, but i can only navigate accross a couple of pages, then i get the dreaded 'page cannot be displayed' message. I have tried pingin the site, but it returned saying page unavailable, i have tried flashing the dns, but still no help. Other people i know can access the site quite freely (if not on NTL that is).

any ideas how to fix this, without waiting for NTL to update their DNS servers?