Monday, March 7, 2005
BellSouth issue fixed (for now)
I was able to search the BellSouth website for the proper DNS servers for Louisville. Of course, the servers listed there were different than the one my BellSouth modem was trying to use.
I've gone around to the 5 or 6 PCs in the house and set the DNS server names manually. So far, things seem to be working fine.
If it starts failing again, I will go back to my DNS caching server. Hopefully it won't come to that, though.
I was able to search the BellSouth website for the proper DNS servers for Louisville. Of course, the servers listed there were different than the one my BellSouth modem was trying to use.
I've gone around to the 5 or 6 PCs in the house and set the DNS server names manually. So far, things seem to be working fine.
If it starts failing again, I will go back to my DNS caching server. Hopefully it won't come to that, though.
¶ 7:21 PM 
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