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    DNS or blocked site or something issues

    I been having issues with getting to www.hawkgtforum.com for a wee while now, doesn't go through around 80% of the time at home, and around half the time at uni. Fucked round with some different DNS stuff today, no result, opera returns a 'Connection closed by remote server' error, other browsers don't get to it either. The site is up and running cos if I use an in-browser proxy site it gets there fine, and I PM'd a mod an nobody else is having issues with it either.

    Any help would be much appreciated, as it's a fucking awesome site
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    I can't get to it either.
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    Thats OK - I can't get to Kiwibiker!

    I've had to go via a proxy to get this far. freemenet.com
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    works for me.

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    Quote Originally Posted by Gubb View Post
    I can't get to it either.
    yeh, tis a bastard of a problem to have, thanks for confirming that it's not just me

    Quote Originally Posted by paturoa View Post
    Thats OK - I can't get to Kiwibiker!

    I've had to go via a proxy to get this far. freemenet.com
    That get good speeds? the proxies i use usually go real slow and fuck out after a while (kinda like kawasakis )

    Quote Originally Posted by gonzo_akl View Post
    works for me.
    what isp and DNS you got?
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    I'm a telecom (xtra) broadband customer, so just using their standard DNS.
    I tried with both chrome and IE8 no problems with either

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    Quote Originally Posted by gonzo_akl View Post
    I'm a telecom (xtra) broadband customer, so just using their standard DNS.
    I tried with both chrome and IE8 no problems with either
    just put them in there, still no luck, must not be a DNS issue then...
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    Quote Originally Posted by bogan View Post
    That get good speeds? the proxies i use usually go real slow and fuck out after a while (kinda like kawasakis )
    A little slower, but not too bad. About the difference between a good zook and a kwaka.
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    Well, magic. Working again at zook speed (warp!)
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    according to my router the DNS address is 202.27.158.40 if that helps. I use my work laptop that has some security programs in use but it doesn't seem to filter too many sites.

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    Quote Originally Posted by gonzo_akl View Post
    according to my router the DNS address is 202.27.158.40 if that helps. I use my work laptop that has some security programs in use but it doesn't seem to filter too many sites.
    yeh thats what I've got now, can't imagine it is local software, as it happens on my massey computer, my home computer, and my laptop, and the problems started occuring with all of them at the same time.
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    FWIW I just tried again, and managed to get it first pop.

    Wierd issue.
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    Seems to work OK for me.

    Try clearing your DNS:

    1.Open the Start menu.
    2.Go to Run.
    3.In the Run text box, type: ipconfig /flushdns
    4.Press Enter or Return, and your cache will be flushed.

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    Works for me.

    If you get "connection closed" then you do not have a DNS issue. It means your browser established a TCP connection to the server, and that connection was closed without returning any data.

    Either something blocked your connection (like a firewall), or the server simply closed your connection because it was having a problem.

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    Quote Originally Posted by p.dath View Post
    Works for me.

    If you get "connection closed" then you do not have a DNS issue. It means your browser established a TCP connection to the server, and that connection was closed without returning any data.

    Either something blocked your connection (like a firewall), or the server simply closed your connection because it was having a problem.
    sounds like the later as it sometimes goes through all good, any way to fix it?
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