In article <_QHLc.107861$eO.84683@edtnps89>,
Neil Morrison <nowrite@to.me> wrote:
>
>"Dave Dickerson" <ddinaz@hotmail.com> wrote in message
>news:40fe6b93.5975191@news.easynews.com...
>> I can no longer access ftp.sco.com over my high-speed Internet
>> connection (a few months ago I could). I can connect to SCO non-FTP
>> servers, and to other non-SCO FTP servers.
>>
>> My high-speed Internet connection is over a wireless system provided
>> by a local company. As a backup, I maintain a dialup account with
>> Earthlink.

>> I can access ftp.sco.com with the dialup.

>> I can access ftp.sco.com at work (a different ISP), and my friends
>> with other ISPs in the local area can also access ftp.sco.com.

>I am having no problem with a DSL connection. Goes like a greased pig.

In email with the OP I got him connected. It definately appears
to be a problem with his ISP's DNS, as I pointed him to a DNS I
maintain and he was able to get what he wanted.

There are a lot of poorly configured DNS machines out there.

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Bill Vermillion - bv @ wjv . com