said:
Hi,
>Why do you think Time Warner (really a cartoon company) resets that
>address? and why do they give me two copies of the other address?
I have no idea, although I long ago decided to let other pay to keep them
in business, I'm not yet entirely sure you can blame them for this. I'd
need to need an iptrace of the what actually occurs.
>One more question: If I wanted to use another nameserver could I comment
>out option 6 and load my own nameservers into RESOLV2?
Sure.
>Can you suggest
>any other nameservers to experiment with?
There are literally millions of choices. Closer is better because
generally closer means a faster response. Working is always good too.
You can use nslookup and dig to find nameservers
dig ns orange.rr.com
or
nslookup -type=ns orange.rr.com
is what I used to find yours. You can test a nameserver with
dig @server host
or
nslookup host server
although, I find nslookup does not always work as I would expect it too.
Regards,
Steven
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