OT - Where's the USAF web site?

[Boyan Brezinsky]

For a couple of days I can't access www.af.mil. It seems to have
vanished from DNS servers around the world. I somehow found an IP
address for it and the site is there and working. But the af.mil doesn't
resolve to an address. What is your experience?

Boyan

[Keith Willshaw]

"Boyan Brezinsky" > wrote in message
...
> For a couple of days I can't access www.af.mil. It seems to have
> vanished from DNS servers around the world. I somehow found an IP
> address for it and the site is there and working. But the af.mil doesn't
> resolve to an address. What is your experience?
>
> Boyan

It works fine for me.

Keith

[breyfogle]

Works for me ....
"Boyan Brezinsky" > wrote in message
...
> For a couple of days I can't access www.af.mil. It seems to have
> vanished from DNS servers around the world. I somehow found an IP
> address for it and the site is there and working. But the af.mil doesn't
> resolve to an address. What is your experience?
>
> Boyan

[George Shirley]

I just hit it immediately using the link in your message.

George

Boyan Brezinsky wrote:

> For a couple of days I can't access www.af.mil. It seems to have
> vanished from DNS servers around the world. I somehow found an IP
> address for it and the site is there and working. But the af.mil doesn't
> resolve to an address. What is your experience?
>
> Boyan

[Nils Kolstein]

> For a couple of days I can't access www.af.mil. It seems to have
> vanished from DNS servers around the world. I somehow found an IP
> address for it and the site is there and working. But the af.mil doesn't
> resolve to an address. What is your experience?
>
> Boyan

Problem is the DNS-server of your ISP. According to the DNS-server of your
source domain mail.bg, the domain is not known..

> server ns.mail.bg
Default server: ns.mail.bg
Address: 193.201.172.98#53
> www.af.mil
Server: ns.mail.bg
Address: 193.201.172.98#53

** server can't find www.af.mil: REFUSED

Please check with your ISP for this. They probably have to fix their
DNS'es..

Regards,

Nils Kolstein
http://www.xs4all.nl/~kolstein

[[email protected]]

George Shirley > wrote:

>I just hit it immediately using the link in your message.
>
>George
>

Yep...pops up so quick that it makes me envious. :)
--

-Gord.

[George Shirley]

wrote:
> George Shirley > wrote:
>
>
>>I just hit it immediately using the link in your message.
>>
>>George
>>
>
>
> Yep...pops up so quick that it makes me envious. :)
> --
>
> -Gord.

Don't start that Gord, I'm lots older than you and nothing pops up very
quick. B-)

George

[Boyan Brezinsky]

In article >,
says...
> For a couple of days I can't access www.af.mil. It seems to have
> vanished from DNS servers around the world. I somehow found an IP
> address for it and the site is there and working. But the af.mil doesn't
> resolve to an address. What is your experience?
>
> Boyan
>

Thanks to everyone for the quick responce. It turned out to be a problem
of our ISP's DNS (not ns.mail.bg, BTW), combined with an oversight on my
side.

Boyan