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Hello, everyone

For last few days I am not able to access forum. When I type the domain name emastercam it shows the page saying "504 bad gateway" and something like the url was not resolved during DNS search contact your administrator. firebounce.gif After 6 to 7 attempts it autmatically access. cuckoo.gif

 

Now I am accessing it from my residence and no firewall I am connected to net through a modem. operating system 98. can anyone tell me what could be wrong confused.gif

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If you know the IP address of the site, which you have trouble reaching due to DNS problems, then you can list the site in your hosts file.

 

On a Win2K machine, the hosts file is in WinntSystem32Driversetc, and you list a site by listing the IP address and the domain name, like this:

 

205.211.165.24 www.emastercam.com

 

You must use the correct IP address, otherwise you cannot reach the site at all.

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If you set the IP and domain in the hosts file as I suggested, then you will get the correct page. The hosts file works like a DNS server, and the hosts file is checked before DNS servers.

 

A DNS server is a server with a list of domains and the corresponding IP addresses. It tells your browser where to look for the page you want.

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I do not know where the hosts file is in 98, but is should be possible to find it. It is almost certainly in the Windows directory, or a subdirectory of the Windows directory.

 

The file name is hosts (no extension). It is a plain text file (so you can edit it in notepad), and there is usually a short explanation at the top of the file, and an entry which reads like this:

 

code:

127.0.0.1       localhost

When you have the right file, you add the entry for emastercam on a line by itself, below the existing entry, like this:

 

code:

127.0.0.1       localhost

205.211.165.24 www.emastercam.com

You will probably have to restart you browser after saving the edited hosts file.

 

If you enter the wrong IP address for a domain in the hosts file, then you cannot reach any page in that domain.

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