October 24th, 2007, 04:03 PM
The main www.canadiancontent.net is experiencing technical issues. DNS is hosted there so some might temporarily lose access to http://forums.canadiancontent.net/. It will be temporary until we get the other server back online.
The main www.canadiancontent.net is experiencing technical issues. DNS is hosted there so some might temporarily lose access to http://forums.canadiancontent.net/. It will be temporary until we get the other server back online.
Super Genius
Posts: 1,041 
Location: Ontario
Location: Ontario
October 24th, 2007, 08:17 PM
I'm special too. I am just sooooooooooooooooo special I can go peeping through the forum and run nekkid and rough shod through here... ain't hardly nobodies around... wooohooo, yay me... giddy up cowboy....yeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeee haaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaa
I'm special too. I am just sooooooooooooooooo special I can go peeping through the forum and run nekkid and rough shod through here... ain't hardly nobodies around... wooohooo, yay me... giddy up cowboy....yeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeee haaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaa
Gobsmacked
Posts: 4,735
October 25th, 2007, 09:42 PM
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ETA: ummm ok then, another glitch. my post just got inserted right after the one I quoted, rather than in sequence. Check the time stamps. This could get interesting.
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Quoting Tonington
me too, but I found a way to make it a little easier to navigate to the last post in a thread. If you change your thread display in your options, it'll give you a couple other choices - I've selected the hybrid option which lists the posts in a little mini window above the thread... you can scroll pretty quickly through those to see where you want to pick up the thread.
I've found a technical issue, when I hit the arrow to go to newest post in my control panel, it only brings up the first page of the thread.
ETA: ummm ok then, another glitch. my post just got inserted right after the one I quoted, rather than in sequence. Check the time stamps. This could get interesting.
Super Genius
Posts: 1,041
Location: Ontario
Location: Ontario
October 25th, 2007, 10:00 PM
Only glitch I`ve noticed over the last few days is that my screen will freeze once in a while or I will do a post and it takes so long to load that poof it went into cyberspace... yup you guys have all lost a bit of my incredible wisdom. I know that may be tough to swallow, but...
Only glitch I`ve noticed over the last few days is that my screen will freeze once in a while or I will do a post and it takes so long to load that poof it went into cyberspace... yup you guys have all lost a bit of my incredible wisdom. I know that may be tough to swallow, but...
Satelitte Radio Addict
Posts: 869
Location: Toronto, ON
Location: Toronto, ON
October 26th, 2007, 10:00 PM
I can finally get back on. After posting how I was having no issues, I got DNS errors all day yesterday. This was interesting since my wife could get in and we share the same router and same DNS server. Quite bizzare. I even cleared my temp files and rebooted which did nothing to solve my problem.
Gotta love the internet.
I can finally get back on. After posting how I was having no issues, I got DNS errors all day yesterday. This was interesting since my wife could get in and we share the same router and same DNS server. Quite bizzare. I even cleared my temp files and rebooted which did nothing to solve my problem.
Gotta love the internet.
World Police
Posts: 4,488
Videos: 1
Location: toranna
Videos: 1
Location: toranna
October 30th, 2007, 10:42 AM
Start-Run-CMD. "ipconfig/flushdns" without the quotations.
Quoting IdRatherBeSkiing
You can flush the DNS resolver tables by typing the command below... can help with problems like that.
I can finally get back on. After posting how I was having no issues, I got DNS errors all day yesterday. This was interesting since my wife could get in and we share the same router and same DNS server. Quite bizzare. I even cleared my temp files and rebooted which did nothing to solve my problem.
Gotta love the internet.
Gotta love the internet.
Start-Run-CMD. "ipconfig/flushdns" without the quotations.
A Mad Mulligan
Posts: 2,771
Videos: 3
Location: The Moonsine Cafe
Videos: 3
Location: The Moonsine Cafe
October 30th, 2007, 12:04 PM
I wonder if that was your router? Perhaps the other computer took the ip addy instead of the router leaving you and the router with a 169. Once the other computer was logged off the router could again reclaim the ip and distribute it's own dns to both computers. ?
I wonder if that was your router? Perhaps the other computer took the ip addy instead of the router leaving you and the router with a 169. Once the other computer was logged off the router could again reclaim the ip and distribute it's own dns to both computers. ?
Quoting IdRatherBeSkiing
I can finally get back on. After posting how I was having no issues, I got DNS errors all day yesterday. This was interesting since my wife could get in and we share the same router and same DNS server. Quite bizzare. I even cleared my temp files and rebooted which did nothing to solve my problem.
Gotta love the internet.
Gotta love the internet.
October 30th, 2007, 05:14 PM
Quoting Tonington
kreskin was saying he tends to notice spider swarms around the end of the month. I'd never noticed before. I have no idea what constitutes 'normal' lol.
I just noticed how many spiders there are when viewing currently active users. Is that normal?
World Police
Posts: 4,488
Videos: 1
Location: toranna
Videos: 1
Location: toranna
October 30th, 2007, 05:29 PM
Quoting Unforgiven
Routers supply non-routable IP's in the range of 192.168.1.xxx etc, giving you 253 different ip addresses, so the chances of getting assigned a 169 are slim to none. Windows PC's do cache DNS addresses though, sometimes you need to flush the cache in order to obtain the correct tables. Routers don't have their own DNS servers, they merely forward DNS requests to the ISP.
I wonder if that was your router? Perhaps the other computer took the ip addy instead of the router leaving you and the router with a 169. Once the other computer was logged off the router could again reclaim the ip and distribute it's own dns to both computers. ?
A Mad Mulligan
Posts: 2,771
Videos: 3
Location: The Moonsine Cafe
Videos: 3
Location: The Moonsine Cafe
October 30th, 2007, 05:39 PM
Yeah, the 169.xxx.xxx.xxx is a local ip address that a workstation will give itself if it can't find a dhcp server to issue the ip addy. In so doing it's not going to communicate with any other computers on the network.
Yeah, the 169.xxx.xxx.xxx is a local ip address that a workstation will give itself if it can't find a dhcp server to issue the ip addy. In so doing it's not going to communicate with any other computers on the network.
Quoting DurkaDurka
Routers supply non-routable IP's in the range of 192.168.1.xxx etc, giving you 253 different ip addresses, so the chances of getting assigned a 169 are slim to none. Windows PC's do cache DNS addresses though, sometimes you need to flush the cache in order to obtain the correct tables. Routers don't have their own DNS servers, they merely forward DNS requests to the ISP.
October 30th, 2007, 05:49 PM
I've had that happen a few times in the last few years and when I looked in internet connection details I would get such an imposible number...my fix was rather simple leave one PC on and unplug the router for ten seconds and plug it back in.......then start the other PC's, it always fixed the problem.
It would have been worse if he got I.P. 127.0.0.1
I've had that happen a few times in the last few years and when I looked in internet connection details I would get such an imposible number...my fix was rather simple leave one PC on and unplug the router for ten seconds and plug it back in.......then start the other PC's, it always fixed the problem.
It would have been worse if he got I.P. 127.0.0.1
