10-20-2014
Quote:
Originally Posted by
jim mcnamara
@Made_in_Germany -
Quick proof/disproof of your 'dns is not the problem' is to hard code with ip addresses, bypassing dns. If the problem persists it falls into the TCP traffic routing problems realm.
IMO you have to eliminate flaky DNS first.
This kind of problem is painful in person, almost intractable by remote control.
What are you after? Post #1 does ping an IP address!
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