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Re: Non-access of British Cable and Wireless sites to overseas surfers From Richard at Puzzle Paradise on 24 Nov '99 replying to Re: Non-access of British Cable and Wireless sites to overseas surfers posted by Nicholas >>Very impressive stats, Nicholas! In relation to the non-access problem, your reply to this posting did'nt reach me, even though I submitted my e-mail address to enable an automatic reply. I don't think its Deadlock's fault. Anyway, thanks for your input! > >Not sure I understand the last part, but those are simply the results >from a "ping" query. Don't know what your operating system is, but >the Ping program is probably included. Forget the last part of my message, the e-mail response just came through, so it's nothing to do with the non-access problem. I use Windows 98, but I don't know how to do a "ping" query! By the way, I just received an e-mail from a puzzle ring site owner in Canada, who can't access our site. He says that a traceroute from his end does not show any errors in getting as far as zweb.cwcom.net, which looks like it may be one of our ISP's servers/routers (Cable and Wireless). Go figure!

Duh - Nicholas - 24/11/99 Re: Duh - Richard - 25/11/99

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>>>Very impressive stats, Nicholas! In relation to the non-access problem, your reply to this posting did'nt reach me, even though I submitted my e-mail address to enable an automatic reply. I don't think its Deadlock's fault. Anyway, thanks for your input! >> >>Not sure I understand the last part, but those are simply the results >>from a "ping" query. Don't know what your operating system is, but >>the Ping program is probably included. > >Forget the last part of my message, the e-mail response just came through, so it's nothing to do with the non-access problem. >I use Windows 98, but I don't know how to do a "ping" query! > >By the way, I just received an e-mail from a puzzle ring site owner in Canada, who can't access our site. He says that a traceroute from his end does not show any errors in getting as far as zweb.cwcom.net, which looks like it may be one of >our ISP's servers/routers (Cable and Wireless). Go figure! > > >