OT, need computer security?? help

"pas" <[email hidden]> wrote in message

Disable the fwall and try. Most likely you need to setup your "trusted" ip
addy's... i.e. you own local network. If you want we can take this offline
via email and I will get it straight for you.

pas said:

can any of you geniuses out there tell me why I can't access my own domain
from my home? Not email, not ftp, not web browsing. All systems are go from
other computers just not at my house. I can access web, email and ftp for
anything else BUT my own domain.

I haven't changed any security settings that I'm aware of... but tell me
where to check. (norton internet security/antivirus)
I have ok web access for every other site on the planet, with either IE or
Mozilla
I have mail ok, but not from my domain( it's stacking up at the server)
I know it's not ftp software problem ( dreamweaver ) because I can get to
the other 3 sites I maintain.
I did "restore system" back to last week when everything was working.

FYI win xphome, dsl modem, two computers.

I am paid up, my isp insists it's not on their end,(??) we did a DOS "ping"
scenario for my domain that was not repsonsive.

I'd much rather do this by email. I'm at the point now of just waiting to
see if will fix iteself.

help anyone... pennys(at)cet.com

I assume you're talking about specialtyoutdoors.com and stuff?

Did your ISP have you do a traceroute (or tracert on defective OSes)?

Open up another DOS box and do:

tracert www.specialtyoutdoors.com

This will show you which router between you and your host is dropping
your packets. Somebody could have reconfigured a firewall between your
home computer and your host computers.

Greg

--
Destroy your safe and happy lives
Before it is too late
The battles we fought were long and hard
Just not to be consumed by rock'n'roll

G.T. wrote:>

Quoted message said:

I assume you're talking about specialtyoutdoors.com and stuff?

only that domain, yes

Quoted message said:

Did your ISP have you do a traceroute (or tracert on defective OSes)?

er, just a ping

Quoted message said:

Open up another DOS box and do:

tracert www.specialtyoutdoors.com

This will show you which router between you and your host is dropping
your packets. Somebody could have reconfigured a firewall between
your home computer and your host computers.

Greg

ok, thanks will try