Re: Ping a DNS???

2003-01-10 Thread pa3gcu
On Friday 10 January 2003 20:02, Hal MacArgle wrote: > UtHo: I had no idea my Reply To: field was wrong in > the past.. I have changed nothing. It's in, and has been for some > time, in my .muttrc file.. Let me make a quick check: According to > the date I've not made a change to .mu

Renumbering Primary Partitions?

2003-01-10 Thread Adam Luchjenbroers
My current partition table has the following partitions 1) FAT32 2) FAT32 3) Extended Is it possible for me to make partitions 1 and 2 one partition and get it to renumber 3 as 2 (the first bit is easy, but how would I make the latter part happen) -- "MS-DOS is to computing as the black plag

Re: Ping a DNS???

2003-01-10 Thread Hal MacArgle
On 01-10, pa3gcu wrote: > On Friday 10 January 2003 14:09, Hal MacArgle wrote: > > Greetings: Contemplating an ISP change I thought I'd ping the present > > thence the proposed DNS's to evaluate the round trip time.. > > > > The present, 204.97.4.2, returned it's RTT to be expected.. The > > propos

Re: Ping a DNS???

2003-01-10 Thread Carl
At 09:09 10/01/2003 -0500, Hal MacArgle wrote: >Greetings: Contemplating an ISP change I thought I'd ping the present >thence the proposed DNS's to evaluate the round trip time.. > >The present, 204.97.4.2, returned it's RTT to be expected.. The >proposed, 65.196.16.3, returned "100% packet loss" -

Re: Ping a DNS???

2003-01-10 Thread pa3gcu
On Friday 10 January 2003 14:09, Hal MacArgle wrote: > Greetings: Contemplating an ISP change I thought I'd ping the present > thence the proposed DNS's to evaluate the round trip time.. > > The present, 204.97.4.2, returned it's RTT to be expected.. The > proposed, 65.196.16.3, returned "100% pack

Ping a DNS???

2003-01-10 Thread Hal MacArgle
Greetings: Contemplating an ISP change I thought I'd ping the present thence the proposed DNS's to evaluate the round trip time.. The present, 204.97.4.2, returned it's RTT to be expected.. The proposed, 65.196.16.3, returned "100% packet loss" - not expected. Both addresses are in /etc/resolv.co