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Getting ERR_DNS_FAIL when loading a local webserver page?
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When I go to a page hosted on a machine on a local network, I get a "The page cannot be found" error with "ERR_DNS_FAIL" in the title.
Any ideas what this is or why I am getting it on my computer? I've tried in Firefox, IE and Chrome.
Other computers on the network load the page just fine.
I'm pretty sure it is from the hostname. I am able to access the page if I browse to it using the IP of the machine. However, it has two hostnames and both are giving the ERR_DNS_FAIL error.
I tried restarting the browsers or rebooting the machine, but neither helped.
EDIT: ISSUE RESOLVED ON ITS OWN!
windows browser dns
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When I go to a page hosted on a machine on a local network, I get a "The page cannot be found" error with "ERR_DNS_FAIL" in the title.
Any ideas what this is or why I am getting it on my computer? I've tried in Firefox, IE and Chrome.
Other computers on the network load the page just fine.
I'm pretty sure it is from the hostname. I am able to access the page if I browse to it using the IP of the machine. However, it has two hostnames and both are giving the ERR_DNS_FAIL error.
I tried restarting the browsers or rebooting the machine, but neither helped.
EDIT: ISSUE RESOLVED ON ITS OWN!
windows browser dns
edited Dec 14 '10 at 0:14
Gilles
53k15114161
asked Dec 13 '10 at 19:30
NickANickA
12
bumped to the homepage by Community♦ 3 mins ago
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When I go to a page hosted on a machine on a local network, I get a "The page cannot be found" error with "ERR_DNS_FAIL" in the title.
Any ideas what this is or why I am getting it on my computer? I've tried in Firefox, IE and Chrome.
Other computers on the network load the page just fine.
I'm pretty sure it is from the hostname. I am able to access the page if I browse to it using the IP of the machine. However, it has two hostnames and both are giving the ERR_DNS_FAIL error.
I tried restarting the browsers or rebooting the machine, but neither helped.
EDIT: ISSUE RESOLVED ON ITS OWN!
windows browser dns
edited Dec 14 '10 at 0:14
Gilles
53k15114161
asked Dec 13 '10 at 19:30
NickANickA
12
When I go to a page hosted on a machine on a local network, I get a "The page cannot be found" error with "ERR_DNS_FAIL" in the title.
Any ideas what this is or why I am getting it on my computer? I've tried in Firefox, IE and Chrome.
Other computers on the network load the page just fine.
I'm pretty sure it is from the hostname. I am able to access the page if I browse to it using the IP of the machine. However, it has two hostnames and both are giving the ERR_DNS_FAIL error.
I tried restarting the browsers or rebooting the machine, but neither helped.
EDIT: ISSUE RESOLVED ON ITS OWN!
windows browser dns
windows browser dns
edited Dec 14 '10 at 0:14
Gilles
53k15114161
asked Dec 13 '10 at 19:30
NickANickA
12
edited Dec 14 '10 at 0:14
Gilles
53k15114161
asked Dec 13 '10 at 19:30
NickANickA
12
edited Dec 14 '10 at 0:14
Gilles
53k15114161
edited Dec 14 '10 at 0:14
Gilles
53k15114161
edited Dec 14 '10 at 0:14
Gilles
53k15114161
53k15114161
asked Dec 13 '10 at 19:30
NickANickA
12
asked Dec 13 '10 at 19:30
NickANickA
12
asked Dec 13 '10 at 19:30
NickANickA
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This error could be generated by any proxy you're going through. Can you open up a command line and nslookup the hostname?
answered Dec 13 '10 at 19:50
Chris HarrodChris Harrod
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I wasn't able to about 10 mins ago, but now out of the blue the issue resolved itself. I guess the IT guys took care of the proxy issue? Regardless. Thanks for the response
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This error could be generated by any proxy you're going through. Can you open up a command line and nslookup the hostname?
answered Dec 13 '10 at 19:50
Chris HarrodChris Harrod
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I wasn't able to about 10 mins ago, but now out of the blue the issue resolved itself. I guess the IT guys took care of the proxy issue? Regardless. Thanks for the response
– NickA
Dec 13 '10 at 20:11
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This error could be generated by any proxy you're going through. Can you open up a command line and nslookup the hostname?
answered Dec 13 '10 at 19:50
Chris HarrodChris Harrod
25913
I wasn't able to about 10 mins ago, but now out of the blue the issue resolved itself. I guess the IT guys took care of the proxy issue? Regardless. Thanks for the response
– NickA
Dec 13 '10 at 20:11
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This error could be generated by any proxy you're going through. Can you open up a command line and nslookup the hostname?
answered Dec 13 '10 at 19:50
Chris HarrodChris Harrod
25913
This error could be generated by any proxy you're going through. Can you open up a command line and nslookup the hostname?
answered Dec 13 '10 at 19:50
Chris HarrodChris Harrod
25913
answered Dec 13 '10 at 19:50
Chris HarrodChris Harrod
25913
answered Dec 13 '10 at 19:50
Chris HarrodChris Harrod
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answered Dec 13 '10 at 19:50
Chris HarrodChris Harrod
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I wasn't able to about 10 mins ago, but now out of the blue the issue resolved itself. I guess the IT guys took care of the proxy issue? Regardless. Thanks for the response
– NickA
Dec 13 '10 at 20:11
add a comment |
I wasn't able to about 10 mins ago, but now out of the blue the issue resolved itself. I guess the IT guys took care of the proxy issue? Regardless. Thanks for the response
– NickA
Dec 13 '10 at 20:11
I wasn't able to about 10 mins ago, but now out of the blue the issue resolved itself. I guess the IT guys took care of the proxy issue? Regardless. Thanks for the response
– NickA
Dec 13 '10 at 20:11
I wasn't able to about 10 mins ago, but now out of the blue the issue resolved itself. I guess the IT guys took care of the proxy issue? Regardless. Thanks for the response
– NickA
Dec 13 '10 at 20:11
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