If their is sludge, reflect on your 7500+ intervals. ;-D
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Re: Sludge-Maintenance manual interval changes
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In news:Xns9457D5EAEB824teggeratistop@207.14.113.17, Tegger® being of bellicose mind posted:
Favor accomnplished. I find no passages whatsoever regarding my ol Prizm at all. (sniffle).
Nicely written sludge treatise!
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I was being ... indirect ... suggestive of what SHOULD have been done. Must have thrown you for a loop, eh? LOL
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Sounds to me like your ISP has issues and needs to fix some things.
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"Philip®" spake unto the masses in news:q08Fb.13068$ snipped-for-privacy@newsread2.news.pas.earthlink.net:
Thank you.
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The pages are not particularly well-organized.
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Curtis Newton spake unto the masses in news: snipped-for-privacy@4ax.com:
I got a return email from iStop. They are able to access
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with no trouble.
On a hunch, I tore down my router's firewall, which restored connectivity to
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Looks like I have a firewall config problem to fix. Odd that it only affects this IP...
I apologize to Aaron for calling him a spammer.
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Excuse me, but do you block incoming port 53 on your firewall? I manage a fw or so and have heard that some noises about blocking the DNS port, but never heard practical reasons yet not to block it. If you had a problem in this area, I'd like to hear about it.
In particular, if you know that another DNS server answered, other than the one(s) that your caching DNS server contacted, that would be helpful. Thanks.