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dns woes
after many support tickets with my web hosting company, i finally find out that my .net email problem is telstra's dns. so im using googles 8888 but i shouldnt need to
i talked to chat support, absolute waste of time, but this was before i found the problem was the dns.
so without spending more hours on the phone or chat
can a friendly telstra support person look into it for me
its not life threatening, its just any email on my domain xxxx.net will not work.
now before anyone says .net emails are not telstra's problem
remember its the dns causing it.
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What is the domain name?
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Which DNS server is your modem using by default?
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Re: dns woes
like 10.0.0.138 < that it ?
seems resolved now
a simple test
yesterday, if i used auto dns my ftp wouldnt connect to that domain.
use 8.8.8.8 & it worked, same with email
seems to have righted itself ?
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