Re: What does DNS request timed out mean?

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From: Adam Carheden
Date: Wed, 02 Feb 2000 00:00

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Okay, not this is getting scary.  I couldn't find ctoons.com this
morning.  The first nslookup gave me a Non-existant host/domain.  A 2nd
one a few minutes later gave me a no (A) record available.  A lookup for
www.ctoons.com says Non-existant host/domain.  Now, this is an address
I've visited every day for the past two years.  juggernautsearch.com
still says Non-existant host/domain, but now it returns almost
instantly.  Wait, at least it did the 1st time; now it's taking a
while.  I'm using hugo.acns, BTW.  I was using yuma yesterday.  Hey, I
just noticed a mistake in my resolv.conf (100.63 instead of 100.64).
-- 
Adam Carheden
carheden@holly.ColoState.EDU

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