You're patience is appreciated :o)

[Foxspeed]

Well, Im only trying to help and I can understand that its frustrating but its pointless posting up whining when I am trying to help and have given people things to try, just relax everyone.

If you only have access from a mobile phone then email me the results at (email address removed) I just assumed people had access to a computer at work/college.

Foxspeed, if it works with a proxy then its a good chance its your ISP that are being slow to update.

People who are affected with this problem, who are your ISP?

And when you turned your routers of did you turn them straight back on again, if so try leaving them off for 15 minutes so that your internet session is cleared.

i take your point.....but your posting up on a site that those having the problems cannot access.....

i re-set my router and to be honest it caused loads of problems....bt have done well out of the calls to the technical helpline :thumb1:

 

[LEEMJONES]

top man worked for me - thankyou :jase2:

God stuff , glad I could be of assistance.

 

[Maz]

Matt was only trying to help. There were people who were posting in the thread saying they couldn't get on via other routes but were on at the time using a phone or another device etc.

 

[foley]

Matt was only trying to help. There were people who were posting in the thread saying they couldn't get on via other routes but were on at the time using a phone or another device etc.

I am with talk talk. I tried unplugging the router but plugged it back in again after a few seconds. I'll try leaving the power off for a bit longer when I get home and see if that works.

Am with talktalk aswell and everything I have tried hasn't worked. Thanks to the guys trying to help.

 

[LEEMJONES]

This should work , it doesnt require the DNS as it uses the exact IP of the hosting server followed by the sub domain.

http://67.225.136.222/~clio/forum/index.php

*** For those that can access the site via the above method but get an error message when logging in try and use the back button after receiving the error.Then try login again. I had this problem this morning but this resolved it.
The login error may not be related to the other problem where people could not access the entire site, this looks like the site is either not addressing the user db correctly or is slow at distributing the cookie session. Either way , it worked with a little persuasion.

I cannot create the error message when logging directly into my message account, try this and then navigate back to the site ,if still having problems.

http://67.225.136.222/~clio/forum/private.php

Failing this.........Im out.

 

[jase]

cant thankyou enough for all your efforts... fancy a job

 

[LEEMJONES]

cant thankyou enough for all your efforts... fancy a job

Dont worry the invoice is in the post

 

[Paul]

Thanks for your help once again Lee!

 

[daz]

This should work , it doesnt require the DNS as it uses the exact IP of the hosting server followed by the sub domain.

http://67.225.136.222/~clio/forum/index.php

*** For those that can access the site via the above method but get an error message when logging in try and use the back button after receiving the error.Then try login again. I had this problem this morning but this resolved it.
The login error may not be related to the other problem where people could not access the entire site, this looks like the site is either not addressing the user db correctly or is slow at distributing the cookie session. Either way , it worked with a little persuasion.

I cannot create the error message when logging directly into my message account, try this and then navigate back to the site ,if still having problems.

http://67.225.136.222/~clio/forum/private.php

Failing this.........Im out.

This works for me, am using this method currently so big thanks to Lee!
Oh and my Mum's ISP is Talk Talk also, strangely!

 

[daz]

In response to Matt's post, here are my results -

Tracing route to clio197.net [66.7.219.240]

over a maximum of 30 hops:



1 <1 ms <1 ms <1 ms SpeedTouch.lan [10.0.0.138]

2 22 ms 22 ms 21 ms 92.16.16.1

3 23 ms 59 ms 23 ms 62.24.254.216

4 23 ms 23 ms 23 ms 62.24.254.151

5 39 ms 24 ms 24 ms xe-8-0-0-rt001.man.as13285.net [78.151.225.11]

6 30 ms 29 ms 29 ms xe-11-1-0-rt001.sov.as13285.net [62.24.240.14]

7 30 ms 30 ms 30 ms host-78-144-1-134.as13285.net [78.144.1.134]

8 30 ms 30 ms 30 ms xe-7-0-0.lon25.ip4.tinet.net [77.67.64.13]

9 133 ms 135 ms 132 ms xe-4-0-0.mia10.ip4.tinet.net [89.149.183.254]

10 143 ms 141 ms 142 ms HostDime-gw.1ge.tinet.net [213.200.73.30]

11 143 ms 175 ms 145 ms core-10gigabit-ethernet-peering.dimenoc.com [72.29.88.34]

12 141 ms 141 ms 141 ms pass88.dizinc.com [66.7.219.240]



Trace complete.

 

[Mike]

On the phone to TalkTalk right now

 

[Mike]

It was like talktalking to a brick wall.

Usual non english speaking call centre couldn't understand what I was trying to explain, and when she did after four attempts, she just said "well I am seeing this vebsite Mr Michael!!!"

 

[Foxspeed]

It was like talktalking to a brick wall.

Usual non english speaking call centre couldn't understand what I was trying to explain, and when she did after four attempts, she just said "well I am seeing this vebsite Mr Michael!!!"

just think i spent best part of 2hrs on sunday to them getting my router re-set ;/

 

[Maz]

PMSL Mike I would have given up too.

 

[Arran]

Guess what! This post is coming to you not from the power of Android, but the power of Internet Explorer and talktalk broadband! Amazing! After what, a week? Lol!