one computer gets a web site the other does not get the same site Why?
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Discrepancies in security settings can cause this.  If one computer has a firewall it may be preventing access to a certain site.  Same goes with differences in browser settings, anti-virus, etc.
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There may be a number of reasons including the website isn't working at that particular moment, the website has been removed from the internet, you have typed the URL (web address) is wrong, your computer's internet connection is down.\n\nHope this Helps!
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Your security settings can usually be bypassed to allow all sites you want to see. It could simply be that their security certificates are a different type, or the cookie configuration, or it collects data etc\n\nTry the helpline
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You need to have a machine name set for your computer.\n\nThen, any machine you want to have access your computer needs to be in the same subnet.\n\nSo, if both computers are hooked up to the same router / switch, and both belong to the same workgroup, either should be able to reach the default Web site running off your computer by machine name.
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Apples and Oranges.\n\nMAC codes, data link, and port forwarding have nothing to do with each other.\n\nYou need port forwarding so your router knows WHICH PC is hosting the web site. So, when a user tries to access it from the internet, the router knows where to send him.\n\nThe router doesn't know or care where your website it.
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It's probably because your browser has cached the page in temporary memory, so it is being retrieved from your hard drive / memory, rather than from the server.
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The site may have a timebased session active and hence after some time of inactivity or simply after sometime the site kicks users out\n\nAlso if the page has a "remember me" book you can tick it which creates a cookie so then when you return to the web site it recognises you IP address so make sure that you have cookies active
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if you have purchased a URL e.g www.SomeName.com, you can go to the CONTROL PANEL of your URL provider and Look for a setting called Destination IP or something of the same meaning. \n\nHere you put the IP of your PC, so each time anyone uses the URL, they will be directed to your PC. Ofcourse you need to have a web server installed on your PC to host some web pages.\n\n:)
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It might be acting as a proxy server. Turn it off for the sites that you can't get too.
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There's a small chance that during the period (12 to 72 hours) when the DNS is being updated, one or more bots may have trouble getting to your site.  Sites change servers and hosts all the time, and search engines want to be able to find sites that are good matches for the searches their users perform, so they should be able to handle this sort of transition with no trouble.
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The web server in question (where you download the website in question from) is undergoing testing. Perhaps this could be a result of a recent uprade. Don't worry. It will be back to normal soon
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do yuo share yr computer with oethers in yr family?\ncheck it out , if you do, they may have changed the security levels on the computer and thus no access to certain sites.\n\ncheck on "settings"
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sometimes i get the "explorer has ecountered a problem. I dont know why. Some tell me that I have to many sites opened at once, or if there is more than one computer in your house that is in use at the time may have something to do with it. Send an error report to your computer.   Good Luck
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No it does not.\n\nProbably your DNS or hosts file are corrupted.
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Your network setup wasn't mentioned... I assume your website is being accessed from a server in your network behind a router?\n\nVerify if any new hardware was added.  If you have a "double NAT", that is if you have 2 routers in your network, or your modem has a NAT firewall, and you've added, like let's say a router - this may prevent a computer within the same network from getting to the web-server.\n\nPerhaps some new security software was added, or access restrictions have been changed?
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There is a web hosting server, which has got different virual folders setup as websites...more like a schema...those folders are locked with a referenced IP address. So when you type in the website address...DNS reosloves the name to the IP address...and gives you the website to  your browser!\n\nHelps??
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you would have to query the other website, get its output and write out to the RESPONSE part.\nBasically you would create something like a HTTPWebRequest which would request the page from the server, and then return to client, however please note that this might cause a delay in response as each request will go to the other server from your server before returning the response to the client.