Hello everyone,
I own a domain name www.mysite.com (example)
most of the time is ok but sometimes my site dont work and if i do
ping www.mysite.com I see that is directing to a local LAN ip like 192.108.2.40 or something like that.
at the same moment if I do it in other PC everything is OK
so I know the problem is my PC
what can it be? virus, hack?
thanks a lot
alben
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Jump to PostHello everyone,
I own a domain name www.mysite.com (example)
most of the time is ok but sometimes my site dont work and if i do
ping
Jump to Postwhat's in the hosts file?
who is providing the DNS service?
Jump to Postc:\windows\system32\drivers\etc\hosts
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Netking27
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Hello everyone,
I own a domain name www.mysite.com (example)
most of the time is ok but sometimes my site dont work and if i do
ping www.mysite.com I see that is directing to a local LAN ip like 192.108.2.40 or something like that.
at the same moment if I do it in other PC everything is OK
so I know the problem is my PC
what can it be? virus, hack?
thanks a lot
have u checked ur dns ?
DimaYasny
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what's in the hosts file?
who is providing the DNS service?
alben
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If i go to a PC next to that one I dont have any problem, its only in this PC.
this is a windows XP
whats is a host file?
DimaYasny
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c:\windows\system32\drivers\etc\hosts
DimaYasny
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what does nslookup say?
alben
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As I mentioned before this happens sometimes. right now i dont have that problem and when I do nslookup i get the IP of my dns provider as i set up in my network properties.
thanks again
DimaYasny
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in that case scan for viruses
alben
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I know if I format my PC ill fix it.
but I'd like to find out exactly the problem
thanks a lot
DimaYasny
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as I said, it might be a virus
mr4top
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Dear,
try this command
CMD> tracert www.yoursiteName.com
also you can change your DNS in Network configurations to
207.69.188.186
207.69.188.187
hope this help you
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