Re: Blocked website
- From: "FromTheRafters" <erratic@xxxxxxxxx>
- Date: Fri, 1 Aug 2008 16:54:58 -0400
Sorry then, I'm out of ideas. :o(
Except, at the risk of sounding like a nutcase, there is
the chance of a rootkit. The only reason I even mention
it is because if you have one, you can't trust the data
returned to you from the OS's tools and utilities.
I hope someone else can help you.
"Rich" <rg_bell@xxxxxxxxxx> wrote in message
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"FromTheRafters" <Erratic@xxxxxxxxx> wrote in message
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Oh, and in addition to my other post in this thread, you
may want to confirm that your DNS server setting is set
for the correct server. Bad guys have been known to
change this to one they control the data of - just like the
hosts file, they provide a wrong number in return for
a lookup and then can "spoof" the site you intended to
reach at this new fraudulent IP address.
Not too helpful I'm afraid, but you asked for ideas.
Thanks, I checked that too.
"Rich" <rg_bell@xxxxxxxxxx> wrote in message
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I am unable to access www.equifax.com using my Vista Ultimate SP1 system.
Both IE7 and Firefox are unable to connect. I am running Norton Internet
Security 2008. No other sites I have tried to access are blocked. I have
checked for restricted sites in IE settings and have disabled all NIS
protection. Parental controls are not turned on. I am able to access the
site using two other systems on my network that are running XP SP2 with
NIS 2008. Any ideas what is blocking this site?
.
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