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I am pinging a computer that should be running IIS and the name we have attached it to responds to pings but when I go to a browsers it says no page found.
How can I verify that IIS is running and properly configured on this server?
Started by David on
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Answer Snippets (Read the full thread at serverfault):
If there is no response, make sure the site is set up in IIS... .
Try
telnet <domain name> 80
from a command line.
This probably means that the name is mapped in DNS correctly and the machine is "up" but there may be a firewall issue blocking port 80 .
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We have oracle 10g running on windows server 2003. A machine which runs an application using that database has as of a few weeks ago suddenly started having connectivity problems. Today we ran the automatic updates for windows server and the problem has...
Started by George Mauer on
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by 7 people.
Answer Snippets (Read the full thread at stackoverflow):
If not then see where along the network to the database the problem .
If you can receives a ping from the client.
Be unplug your machine from the network and see if you can still ping it.
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I have a computer at home with ip 192.168. 221 .xxx I have another computer at work that I can ping and it has 2 ip addresses: 192.168. 1 .xxx and 192.168.0.xxx. Those last 2 addresses have the same gateway ie 192.168. 1 .1 . the computer at work is connected...
Answer Snippets (Read the full thread at superuser):
Using -L makes A listen on a port.
This might be fine, depending on how wide open your access to B is.
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I got a call from a tester about a machine that was failing our software. When I examined the problem machine, I quickly realized the problem was fairly low level: Inbound network traffic works fine. Basic outbound command like ping and ssh are working...
Started by Mike Heinz on
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Answer Snippets (Read the full thread at stackoverflow):
All in all I'd say test ping and ssh and your program.
For iptables (I guess your SUSE has iptables firewall) to be setup to let trough only ping ICMP default routes, or weird ones or whatever.
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Internet conections are fine but ping to gateway shows request time out? I was wondering that if any one has any idea on this, I am connected to internet, can access all the site easily, but when I ping my gateway it shows R.T.O - Request Time Out.
Can...
Started by Jayanta on
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Answer Snippets (Read the full thread at yahoo):
Or, the gateway you are trying to....
Can you ping other devices connected to the network? If everything runs fine what will never allow to ping any site/gateway You gateway may not allow pinging per security settings.
Devices.
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Hi I'm not a sysadmin but I have two FC11 boxes that are behaving strangely after the circuit breaker tripped (overload elsewhere - fixed). A can ping B but when B (or any other node on network) pings A I get 'destination host unreachable.
all nodes are...
Started by Ron on
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by 4 people.
Answer Snippets (Read the full thread at serverfault):
This ....
Some questions:
Do all the machines in question have ping (in both directions), do valid ARP entries for the destination host appear in the source host's to ping it.
That A can ping B, but B can't ping A is very odd.
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I have a new server installed CentOS6.2
The first nameserver is a internal dns server(172.16.3.71) in my network, it's only resolv internal domain.
Outside domains are resolved by secondary nameserver(218.30.26.70) which is provided by my ISP
My problem...
Answer Snippets (Read the full thread at centos):
Perhaps 'ping' is too stubborn to accept "no" for an answer? Overall, it appears that name.
Resolv.conf.
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I have a new server installed CentOS6.2
The first nameserver is a internal dns server(172.16.3.71) in my network, it's only resolv internal domain.
Outside domains are resolved by secondary nameserver(218.30.26.70) which is provided by my ISP
My problem...
Answer Snippets (Read the full thread at centos):
Perhaps 'ping' is too stubborn to accept "no" for an answer? Overall, it appears that name.
Resolv.conf.
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I have a new server installed CentOS6.2
The first nameserver is a internal dns server(172.16.3.71) in my network, it's only resolv internal domain.
Outside domains are resolved by secondary nameserver(218.30.26.70) which is provided by my ISP
My problem...
Answer Snippets (Read the full thread at centos):
Perhaps 'ping' is too stubborn to accept "no" for an answer? Overall, it appears that name.
Resolv.conf.
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Hey all,
Just wondering if anyone here knows the answer to this question.
Basically, I got a fine for expired rego, fair enough. $200 ping.
However, under the offence section on the fine itself it says the following:
"Current license label not affixed...
Answer Snippets (Read the full thread at gpforums):
What a doofus....
It's one fine to cover a variety of things, it's primarily aimed at people like you (hence the reference for having an expired rego.
If you were displaying a current rego, then get.
The fine is for not displaying a current rego.
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