When i ping xxx.xxx.x.x. it shows request timed out....wat does this mean....thanks in advance??
91322
sounds like you are using firefox.  try internet explorer if you still have it.  it means that your browser is trying to find it and it has taken too longto find it, so it has stopped.\n\nit happens to me all the time.  i refresh or go to internet explorer really fast.  or just give up..\n\nlater:\n\nooo!  and it could also mean that the link you gave or in this case ip number, isn't correct.  make sure it is correct!
57376
Thats because the your system could not resolve the IP address of that server. I would type a ipconfig /flushdns\n\nthen try it again.
493600
your firewall is blocking the port that AIM uses to talk to the servers. Sounds like you are trying to use AIM at work or school, often schools/work places will block the AIM port so people will pay attention. If you're at your house.. you'll have to learn about port forwarding, check the manual.
131986
if you're using XP, try resetting the tcp/ip. if it still does not work, you might have to do a regedit. call your ISP or pc manufacturer technical support,they can help you with that.
242709
Call up your ISP.  If you've signed up for an ordinary account with an ISP then your IP is dynamic (ie it will change over time). You don't want to mess with ports unless you know what you are doing.\n\nWhat do you need to change it for?
131190
Assuming that you are on dialup,there is a timer for timeout\non inactivity.It is in you connection properties.Change it to 2hrs or something longer if need be.
1153293
May be the server handling too much of traffic. so it might not responding. try at night times. you can get connected to the link. all the best.
112364
funny. You can't ping unless it has an IP address.\n\nPS: if your machine is to be the main one, then you really should not be on DHCP, or 'automatically obtain IP address'.\nyou should mannually enter the field data there, with the same info when on DHCP, except for the IP, choose an IP that is outside your DHCP server's range.  usually 101-150, or 50-100, I would pick in the single digits....but it's up to you.\n\nhope this helps !
549332
you can do ping tests and give them the results...\nstart, run, type "command" on black screen type "ping www.whatever.whatever" <-- not a real url and don't use the " " marks\ndifferent pages will give you different results, in theory the further away it is the longer it will take to ping back.\n\nbut just a note, don't be too hard on the tech support people, they can't really do much to help you with this, and get yelled at all day by people upset that they aren't actually pulling pages as fast as their connection or modem claims to be.  its very frustrating for us...ah, them, sorry about that, not one anymore, but it dies hard.
89977
sounds like you have a firewall........ make sure that you open the inbound port
403488
Your servlet could not establish a connection because it timed out.
635515
It might not be a problem with the splitter, ur ISP might just be cutting you off after you use the internet for a long time or something. ping them
925836
You can send a ping request to any device directly connected to the Internet as long as you know it's IP address. If you are sure you know the person's IP address and it still isn't working then it may be that a firewall on your PC (or his PC), or some OS setting, is blocking the request or the response.\n\nNote also that if your friend's is behind some type of proxy server you may only be able to ping that server.
956631
Check your DNS address.  Or configure it to dynamic. Try start&#92;run&#92; type cmd and then type ping and then the IP of a website. (you can find it by going to a computer connected to the internet and going start&#92;run type cmd, then type tracert www.TheNameOfAnySiteYouWantHere.com  If your ping works, that means your DomainNameServer is not telling the computer that the the name it wants is at IP xxx.xxx.xxx.xxx  The only reason the DNS server would not grant the request for one but do it for all other computers is it cannot hear the request.\n\nWindows XP sp2 is the best Windows by far.  Linux is still better.  Try Ubuntu- it's free for the downloading.  http://www.ubuntu.com/ get an ISO to burn to a CD, or have them ship it to you for free.   You can boot off the CD and play around with it without having to install it.  Unless you just want to play games, and then you should stick to Windows.
234525
If its under a lot of load you should get a different message about resource conflict from their server. The page cannot be displayed message means that your browser can't even contact the other site. It probably means their server is off due to a fault, cannot be reached DNS (domain name service) error, or a computer on route to theirs is down. I would guess its most likely their personal servers down for maintanence.
249903
Your internet connection may be too slow. This can cause the browser or the website you are trying to view "time out". You can try using a ping program that keeps the internet connection alive.\n\nAlternatively, the site you are trying to view may be down, try again later.
951783
Yeah, server too busy...\n\nNow it's saying "We are experiencing higher than normal volume and are therefore unable to service your request at this time."\nI guess someone is performing a DOS (denial of service) attack on it.