Who's doing your DNS? Have you tried to ping Google using the IP address? If you can ping websites using the IP address and get there fine then you have an intermittent DNS issue.
Let us know!
Bill
At 09:36 AM 5/29/2003 -0400, you wrote:
I wrote about this yesterday, still grappling with it. I have a client with a mix of Macs and PCs behind an aBO. Had been working just fine. No router at their location, all static IPs. A few days ago their ability to go to websites would come to a halt on all computers. They can still use email. Sometimes everything works, sometimes it doesn't. From their building while they're down I can ping out to my gateway or mail server, can't ping web addresses. I've tried replacing the airBridge and power supply, even the antenna too while I was at it. I've tried disconnecting pieces of the network, but since this is intermittant it's difficult to pin down. And I tried associating with a different AP. What could cause behavior like this at one client's and not any others?
Thanks - Roger
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