Why do I keep getting DNS Error pages, like when I sign in yahoomail, put in my info and my mailbox won't show
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I would check to make sure that you have a good DNS setting on your machine.\n\nIf you're on a home network and the pc is set up for DHCP then the pc gets the DNS info from the router and the router gets it from the ISP.  you can add a second DNS lookup to the network config that will go to a 3rd party DNS server for name resolution.\n\nDo a search on DNS servers and there are a bunch of them listed out there that are public.  Then you just add that to your network settings under the DNS tab.  You will still use the DHCP DNS settings if it can resolve properly, but if you attempt to hit a site that the primary DNS doesnt know about then it will try to use the external DNS.
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you cant do more things to solve this problem, after reading ur question i think its related with ur isp or where your site hosted,\n\nto make sure what is the problem check ur proxy setting, ( select auto proxy )\n\nsee ur privacy policy.\n\nhit same site using different PC. if you are getting same error in other PC also it means there is problem with web page not with ur PC.\n\ncontact ur isp for more information.\n\nlet me know if you have any further question.
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Try to access it just using the IP address (you can get this if you look at 'details' of old emails you sent). If you CAN, then there is a DNS error. If you have already waited a few days (or three months) and it still doesn't work, you should make sure the DNS entry was made with whoever your DNS provider is.\n\nIf you CANNOT reach it with the IP address, it is more likely your email server has a problem.
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* Possible solution\nThis error appears to be caused by some sort of bandwidth limiting system that Yahoo has put in place on their servers. Once you have exceeded your allotted bandwidth for a specific period of time Yahoo gives you this Error 999 message and doesn't allow you to access the service. People have primarily reported receiving this error when they try to access Yahoo Mail or Yahoo Groups, but other Yahoo services may also be affected.\n\nTaken from the site below... it has lots of info on that error.
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You have to make sure, you have set an full qualified domain name ending with a dot.\n\nE.g.\n\nWithin SOA Record for domain example.yahoo.com. you have a IN A record for test1 like\n\ntest1 IN A 10.0.0.1\n\nand you have some cname records\n\ntest2 CNAME test1\ntest3 CNAME example.yahoo.com\ntest4 CNAME example.yahoo.com.\n\nthen \n\ntest2 will refer to test1.example.yahoo.com.\ntest3 will refer to example.yahoo.com.example.yahoo.com.\n\nand finally\n\ntest4 will refer to example.yahoo.com.\n\n\nThe dot at then end of a domainname is important and makes the difference between a relative and an absolut path.
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Verify you are using correct url (http://www.yourmail.com) and if that doesn't work try surfing to other websites that way you know your connection is good to the internet. If the connection is good it's probably a problem with your webmail server.
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check your netowork connections and make sure they are set, also check your browsers security and you may need to update it
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This can have a number of different answers, but they all boil down to three possibilities.  One, you are being blocked enroute by any one of the mail gateways that handle your email.  Two, there is an infrastructure problem with DNS at your provider that is not allowing them to successfully route your mail depending on the destination domain.  Three, the recipient has set up spam filters that trash your message without their ever having seen it.\n\nIt's hard to say which particular issue is at fault, since there are no details provided.  However, examining the header field of any bounce messages you get (if any) can usually shed some light on the cause of the problem.
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Agreed, a simple mailto link is the cheap and easy fix:\n\n<p><a href="mailto:support @ mydomain.com">Ask For Help</a></p>
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make sure that for a user name you are not entering your email address. If you enter <username>@yahoo.com, it thinks you are trying to login to the domain yahoo.com and will fail.
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In other words the internal clients can't get to the web page.   Are they going to the page via IP address or URL?  If it is URL then you have a DNS problem.  You do have DNS running correct?  You need to put a DNS A record in for the website you have running.
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If you're talking about trying to register the domain name, then it's because it has already been registered by Tony Chris on 23 March 2006.\n\nIf you are trying to visit the site and can't then it's probably a network problem and I'd suggest just trying again later.
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I think there was some slight problem with Yahoo's login pages earlier. try again, it should be ok now.
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http://help.yahoo.com/help/us/mail/errors/errors-01.html\nPlease click the above link to know the reason and solution to ur problem. Please read conciously.
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Hi,\nWithout actually seeing your site, it's hard to pinpoint the problem, but these troubleshooting ideas might help:\n \nFirst make sure your confirmation page is published and available on the Web. You should be able to see your page at http://www.yourdomain.com/blank.html (replace "yourdomain.com" with your own domain name). If you don't see your page, be sure to republish it to avoid the page not found error.\n\nYou should also make sure your form and confirmation pages are saved in the same directory. You didn't mention that you'd created any subdirectories, so this shouldn't be an issue for you, but if your form is saved in the main directory of your site (in other words, you can see it at http://www.yourdomain.com/page2.html) and your "thank you" page is saved in a subdirectory (so you view it at, say, http://www.yourdomain.com/subdirectory/blank.html), the confirmation page won't work. You'll need to republish it to the main directory of your site. \n\nFinally, be sure you've set your form properties correctly. Click on a blank part of your form, then click Enter on your keyboard to see the Form Properties dialog. In the "Confirmation page:" field, you should see "blank.html." If you don't see that page, click the "Browse" button to select the right page. See the Help Center for a picture of what this screen looks like: http://help.yahoo.com/help/us/webhosting/sitebuilder2/forms/forms-14.html.\n\nIf none of these ideas solves your problem, please be sure to contact our Customer Care team:\n\nhttp://smallbusiness.yahoo.com/contactus \n\nWith some more details about your site, I bet they'll be able to help.\n\nGood luck!\n\nJen\nYahoo! SiteBuilder team
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If you cannot open the site, it could mean a couple things.  Either: a) the site is down; b) your internet connectivity is down; or c) your DNS servers are down and are not resolving to the correct IP address.  Instead, you may have to use the numeric address to connect.\n\nHowever, that may not necessarily work, since some Web site will examine the URL that is passed to determine whether or not they route the request to a specific Web server.
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i had the same problem what I did was everytime I logged on line I'd checked my home page  e-mail box and when I did that a new window popped open with the address window in it. from there i closed the "old window" and kept the new one!\ntry making yahoo your home page that solved my problem so I didn't have to go thru that everytime! good luck