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I'm not sure if it's just my ISP or what, but at random times for a while helionet.org cannot be found by Firefox AOL or IE. Is it just me? Anything I can do about it? Sometimes I'll be in the middle of reading the forums and when I click to read a topic or whatever the server cannot be found.

 

I am using AOL's dialup service, and usually browse with FF.

 

EDIT: Unless it's random as well, skipping the DNS and directly going to the IP worked at a 100% success rate for me (so far) where as just reloading the domain works at about 1%.

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if it happens again try using a proxy.... though it's not allowed... heres a website that uses a proxy... dont change any settings just type www.helionet.org in the box on their site...

 

www.blockmenot.com

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yeah, I tried it just as a test but they all failed, which I thought was really weird : /

it hasn't failed me but once today for about 30 minutes.

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Hm, I have had the same problem of not being able to access the forum. I wasn't able to access it for an entire day though. :(

 

By the way, why doesn't your mom want that then? Because... If the difference in cost is so big, then it'd be logical to go for cable...

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She doesn't want to set it up or have someone do it for us either. She doesn't want it because we're on an unlimited usage plan and she doesn't need the speed anyway.

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Yes i've noticed it's been happening since I joined but i thought it was just me, turns it it's not, been off all day now and just turned back on

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I get this problem too. It used to be more frequent when I first joined and I wouldn't be able to get on for a whole day sometimes. Now it doesn't happen as much or last as long. I use Firefox and have a cable connection.

 

Also I referred my friend here and he wasn't able to get to the forums at all and still can't.

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