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by m307

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My website is www.maringoodman.com. The website is hosted with someone else, not my company. Everyone at the office is not able to view the site, it's almost like it dosen't exist. But from anywhere outside the office i can view the website. Even u could view it. Any ideas on what's wrong?

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by mr.wiz

Check your office firewall and make sure you aren't filtering the site or the ISP hosting it.

by toivo talikka

It sounds as if there is an issue with DNS inside your LAN. Do you run your own DNS server for the local users? Is an identical zone or address defined in your local DNS server, pointing to your LAN perhaps?

If your client PCs use DNS servers outside your LAN, you may want to check that the servers at these IP addresses are still valid and that they have uptodate information about your domain. If you have access to Linux or Unix box at the command prompt level, you can use the "dig @{DNS server's IP address} domain" command to see the information a particular DNS server holds about your domain.

by deadly ernest

I'm only getting about one third of the page showing as you used JavaScript and Flash very heavily. Any good anti-virus system or secure firewall will NOT allow them through as they are security risks. Thus you end up with nothing showing.

This removal of the JavaScript and Flash can be happening at the firewall, the anti-virus program, or the browser.

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