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directfiesta 04-05-2005 08:54 AM

How come 2 different results for a ping ???
 
I changed some name servers yesterday.

I ping ( in dos command ) thesiteinquestion.com.


One my laptop and 2nd work station, I get one result:

222.222.222.222

On my workstation, I get a different result:

333.333.333.333

With DNScheck and dslreport, I get 222.222.222.222


How can one pc give you a different IP ????

Rebecca Love 04-05-2005 08:58 AM

hmmmmm
 
Quote:

Originally Posted by directfiesta
I changed some name servers yesterday.

I ping ( in dos command ) thesiteinquestion.com.


One my laptop and 2nd work station, I get one result:

222.222.222.222

On my workstation, I get a different result:

333.333.333.333

With DNScheck and dslreport, I get 222.222.222.222


How can one pc give you a different IP ????


Hmmm, I don't know to much about this stuff. But I did have problems with my ISP giving me different IP numbers when I pinged through them, when I went to an outside source the IP ping worked right. Just a thought.... :)

Trent Edison 04-05-2005 09:00 AM

333.333.333.333

So is it an IP, or a ping?

:1orglaugh :1orglaugh

directfiesta 04-05-2005 09:12 AM

Quote:

Originally Posted by Trent Edison
333.333.333.333

So is it an IP, or a ping?

:1orglaugh :1orglaugh


juat an example... you would prefer 255.255.255.255 ....

And it is a dedicated box, not my ISP .

I should have know better than post a " business" or " technical" thread here....

Next thread: I've got green stuff coming out of my nipples... Should I eat it...
That will bring more attention.

poorwebmaster 04-05-2005 09:13 AM

222.222.222.222 = ping


333.333.333.333 = pong

Rebecca Love 04-05-2005 09:18 AM

Quote:

Originally Posted by directfiesta
juat an example... you would prefer 255.255.255.255 ....

And it is a dedicated box, not my ISP .

I should have know better than post a " business" or " technical" thread here....

Next thread: I've got green stuff coming out of my nipples... Should I eat it...
That will bring more attention.

You would have to use some kind of ISP to ping anything. I ping my box all the time from an outside source. Just was trying to help!!!!!!!!!

Bumpity Bump, someone help this guy! :helpme

JFPdude 04-05-2005 09:21 AM

directfiesta hit me up on ICQ 4433144 let me see if I can help you with this ... it sounds like whoever did your dns messed up.

nameserver1 can be giving one result and nameserver2 can be giving another

jukeboxfrank 04-05-2005 09:24 AM

Are all the Pcs on the same network?

Ace_luffy 04-05-2005 09:39 AM

want os you using dude ?

theonanistscorner 04-05-2005 10:22 AM

Quote:

Originally Posted by directfiesta
I changed some name servers yesterday.

I ping ( in dos command ) thesiteinquestion.com.


One my laptop and 2nd work station, I get one result:

222.222.222.222

On my workstation, I get a different result:

333.333.333.333

With DNScheck and dslreport, I get 222.222.222.222


How can one pc give you a different IP ????

hey directfiesta ... when changing your DNS records you should sometimes wait for an X replication period so your changes make visible ... This basically means that some DNS have cached your previous IP and you have to wait for them to query again their entries so you can see visible your changes ... Some DNSs renew their cache one per day :p ... Well, i think this should answer your question, if this is what is going on ( I surely think its this! ), just check your domain IP again tomorrow and you surely wont have the problem again ... Good luck man ... if i can help you in anything just let me know, bye bye
/s

directfiesta 04-05-2005 11:47 AM

Quote:

Originally Posted by theonanistscorner
hey directfiesta ... when changing your DNS records you should sometimes wait for an X replication period so your changes make visible ... This basically means that some DNS have cached your previous IP and you have to wait for them to query again their entries so you can see visible your changes ... Some DNSs renew their cache one per day :p ... Well, i think this should answer your question, if this is what is going on ( I surely think its this! ), just check your domain IP again tomorrow and you surely wont have the problem again ... Good luck man ... if i can help you in anything just let me know, bye bye
/s

Now it is OK. But I was using 3 computers on the same ISP ( sympatico) to check a url hosted on one of my dedicated boxes than is in NY.

Anyway, sometimes it is better no to try to understand ... :)


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