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by bobho
Are you using a web accelerator or a hosts file? Look in your windows directory for a file named Hosts (no extension). It is probably hidden so you will have to view all files. A web accelerator keeps address information in this file so your system doesn't need to go to the dns server every time it needs to resolve a name. But if the address changes you keep going to the address in the Hosts file.
Peruse the file and see if there is a line in it pertaining to the site(s) you cannot get to byname. If so, remove them.
Open up your browser and try the sites by name.
If this works, you're all set.
Enjoy,
DrBob:>)
by carl
by thechas
Double sheck the security settings in both the browser, and any anti-virus / firewall software.
A peer had a problem a while back accessing a web page, and it turned out the Norton AV was blocking the site access.
Chas
by carl
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