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8. June 2004, 15:49:47
Stevie 
Where do you get an emulator from? Is it free? Be worth anyone with a site to do it really wouldnt it

8. June 2004, 15:37:24
Badinage 
pretty much a mess i fink LOL (well compared to a PC) although im sure a few simple tweaks will fix them :) download the emulator and take a look LOL

8. June 2004, 15:33:28
Stevie 
Literally a mess? or just little silly things? Like drop boxs missing etc?

8. June 2004, 15:31:44
Badinage 
I just tried the ladders on the WebTV Emulator Steve, what a mess LOL. Am working on a fix though :)

8. June 2004, 15:29:10
Stevie 
There are some who are back now, that are not even doing anything diferent to what they have always done :o)
Spooky eh ;oÞ

Darren, dont be rude...stop pointing, "they" have names LOL

8. June 2004, 15:23:55
Badinage 
Just incase they was using the WWW prefix :)

8. June 2004, 15:13:34
Badinage 
When using the WebTV emulator i have noticed that to access BK using the IP (or indeed any site) that you do not use the prefix www

instead it would be: http://81.31.2.217

Im not sure if this is the same for all WebTV as i dont have one, but I am currently checking my site's compatibility with WebTV due to a few issues, and found that it does work with IP address.

8. June 2004, 12:54:08
red dragon 
I gave the IP address to 2 webtv users but neither had any success.

8. June 2004, 10:56:43
MadMonkey 
I did try to pass that on, but don't know if they got it Fencer.
If they can't get into games or messages & certain boards its a bit hard to know where to put it.

8. June 2004, 08:39:30
Fencer 
Did any WebTV user try the IP address?

8. June 2004, 01:43:51
Stevie 
Subject: BBW
Aragon and mine are 3GB a month. But as I found out, I can go past this, but need to have the spare money to pay for it LOL
But other than a few pages of piccies and vids, the site is mainly a forum. So dont really need much more at the moment

7. June 2004, 17:41:39
Backoff 
I'm a little late on this, but I have just about every tracking, tracing, ping, snifing, cracking, and hacking tool you can find at home, but does me no good at work. NT4.0 box behind the firewall from hell, can only go to about 30 different sites (thank god BK is one of them) and our internet access point is 1500 miles away, they keep a tight watch one us lol.

most small sites will never see 1GB/month of transfer unless they are streaming video or som other bandwidth heavy apps. I run a game server and website on my end so I end up using 200-300MB/day of transfer. 125MB of that is just the gaming stuff that runs 24/7. My ISP just loves me lol.

7. June 2004, 17:37:10
bumble 
Thanks, Radiant - and thanks to everyone that helped and provided ideas.

Well we counted them out - now we have to count them back again! Apart from webtv users, I'm sure there are a lot of pc users that have the same problem as Eriisa and myself had (Eriisa still might).

7. June 2004, 17:28:12
coan.net 
Aragon - is that 3GB a day or month?

PowWeb - where I host all my sites (coan.net, bagiballoon.org, tcfcs.org, plus others) has recently increased our limit to 5BG a day. Which is a lot since I don't think I've even got close to 1GB in a months time..... but I'll be adding video soon.

7. June 2004, 17:23:55
Radiant2008 :-) 
Subject: Re:
LOL! @ Bumble.. welcome to computerworld! They keep surprising you.. but Im glad its solved for ya! ;o)

7. June 2004, 17:20:28
bumble 
Typical! After all that, I just logged on with the normal brainking link.

7. June 2004, 17:00:29
Radiant2008 :-) 
Okay.. so the more users are using the page, the wider bandth you need!

LOL - I wasn't concerned about Stevie's video's until you mentioned it ;O)

7. June 2004, 16:56:32
Badinage 
In short, when ya host a website everyone that uses the site technically downloads the pages (thats why new pages take longer the first time, especially wif images) so when you see that the BK home page is approx. 20-40kb (unless changed in the last month or so lol) and has 9,000+ users, that is 9,000 x 20-40kb it all mounts up. So BK would need a considerable band-width.

My site (The Zone!!) only has 3gb bandwidth and i have never came close LOL, although Stevie has the same package as me he has surpased his 3gb already, as he has several videos on his site that users download so they went over the limit pretty damn quick LOL (erm....it was videos of cars before you ask LOL)

7. June 2004, 16:54:01
Radiant2008 :-) 
Subject: Re:
LOL @ Aragon.. Looks like selfstudy! Great! Like the site.. thanks! :-)

7. June 2004, 16:51:49
Badinage 
http://www.findmyhosting.com/bandwidth.htm

all you ever wanted to know and more than you probably care to know about Band Width LOL

7. June 2004, 16:46:21
Radiant2008 :-) 
Subject: Band width..
@ brainking.com they talk about band width.. i just like to have an update on knowledge about band width, thats why i start talking about it here..

120 - 130GB what does that mean exactly? Would that be the capacity of data that is able to go over the wires? And... is that much? :o)

7. June 2004, 16:39:32
Radiant2008 :-) 
Subject: Site :-)
ThAnk You!! That looks very interesting :-) Everyone who needs a ping or tracert: let me know.. like the old days! ;O)

7. June 2004, 16:37:11
Badinage 
LMAO sorry Ian :oPpPp

The site i used to use was:
http://home01.wxs.nl/~houwe135/wbnt1/

it has a whole host of online Network Tools, no i simply use the package as supplied by my Web Host, but that site is really good :)

7. June 2004, 16:33:34
MadMonkey 
I just wish Aragon would stop copying here the stuff i PM to him (just makes him look clever) ROFL :o)

7. June 2004, 16:24:15
Radiant2008 :-) 
Remember i had all those issues on this pc here? Well, I found a solution! :-) I bought this


>Compaq Notebook


NOTE: I found it cheaper in the store! I cannot wait for it to be delivered at my house :O)

7. June 2004, 16:18:21
Radiant2008 :-) 
Subject: Re:
When I used to register domain names and took care of technical problems I remember somewhere online is a "nslookup" took to do tracert on IP addresses.. but I cannot remember the site which i used.. :o( BUt perhaps anyone from you remembers it?

7. June 2004, 16:02:01
Liquid 
Subject: Re:
Aragon: faster way is use "ping" or "nslookup". Because i can deny tracert to my server, :-)), if i want to hide location of server.

7. June 2004, 15:11:24
Badinage 
Exactly, although it does help to bypass the DNS records of your ISP :)) and lets face it there are that many tools and coomands to find IP these days you can easily keep up to date.

Simply open the command prompt and type: tracert www.brainking.com (the ip address will show in square brackets)

7. June 2004, 15:06:47
Fencer 
However, I don't recommend to bookmark a URL with IP address, it can be easily changed in the future.

7. June 2004, 15:03:38
bumble 
Aragon: I knew that.

ROFL! Yeah, right!

Now to get Sally back.

7. June 2004, 15:03:09
Badinage 
DNS simply converts the name BrainKing.Com to 81.31.2.217 so that you dont need to remember lots of numbers like that (which, lets face it, would be a PAIN) :))

7. June 2004, 15:01:39
Badinage 
The Ip address is: 81.31.2.217

http://81.31.2.217/game/FirstPage

Although it sounds just like an ISP problem Bumble, NThell have that problem alot when their servers seem to 'lose' the DNS records. It rights itself after about 9hrs (when the server re-syncs with the global Primary DNS)

7. June 2004, 14:59:31
bumble 
Nice one, Filip!!!

Hey, Backoff, your mummy-in-law is/was having the same problem as me.

7. June 2004, 14:14:41
Backoff 
The problem may lay with your ISP. The web-tv, msn-tv type boxes use a type of proxy server that is, to put it nice, different. Try to access the site by IP address. I can't run my trace tools to get the IP right now because I'm at work, but maybe Fencer can give the IP now. If that doesn't work. Contact your ISP and get tech support to try to clear the proxy for you.

7. June 2004, 13:43:32
sandra... 
have you tried just typing
brainking.com

7. June 2004, 13:41:50
bumble 
Oh right! Yes, I did that chatty. No luck though. According to my computer BK doesn't exist except for the info page.

See y'all.

7. June 2004, 13:37:45
sandra... 
turning the whole computer off and on again bumble..... restarting the system.. then everything you have done may kick in

7. June 2004, 12:58:30
Fencer 
WebTV users are here. Or at least some of them.

7. June 2004, 12:42:03
bumble 
Er...what does re-booting involve? (I'm a computer dunce!)

7. June 2004, 12:28:40
sandra... 
have you tried re-booting after you did all that bumble???

7. June 2004, 11:33:36
Fencer 
Nonsense. It must work. Change your ISP.

7. June 2004, 11:29:55
bumble 
Subject: Re: Help wanted
I've tried 3 URLs. The bk2 one, which obviously doesn't work!
http://www.brainking.com/game/LoginPage
http://www.new.brainking.com/game/LoginPage

No joy - and I don't know how to resolve it.

7. June 2004, 11:12:57
MadMonkey 
Subject: Re: Help wanted
Well look at that, i was on the right lines. I deserve another biscuit now :-)

*thinking i may help Aragon with this board on BK 2 ROFL* joke of the century......

7. June 2004, 11:10:58
MadMonkey 
Subject: Re: Help wanted
I am no expert as you know Phil (but learning fast lol).
The page you say its displaying is the one the OLD test site is now presently showing. I am thinking even though you have deleted all that stuff, it could be holding onto something.

BK 1.0 was having a small problem earlier but is fine now.

It does look like it may have something to do with that old URL maybe. This is just a thought as i have seen nothing by anyone else about that particular problem. Maybe Fencer could help.

Ian

7. June 2004, 11:07:03
Fencer 
Our logs show that you are still trying to use /bk2 context [which is not working at the moment, of course]. The problem is in a cache, for some reason the previous redirector hadn't disappeared [although it should, according to all standards and specifications!].
Wait a minute. We will try some workaround.
However, we cannot be responsible for all such anomalies, not caused by us.

7. June 2004, 10:31:13
bumble 
Subject: Help wanted
<Since BK1 has been back I haven't been able to access the log-in page at all. I get a 'page cannot be found' notice. (I'm currently using a webtv-type thingy).

I have Window XP and Internet Explorer (I have tried Mozilla but still no luck).

I've deleted all cookies.
I've deleted all temporary internet files.
I've deleted history.
I've tried a 'restore' - back to before Saturday and BK2.

Nothing works.

What am I missing? (don't say it!)>

If you have any idea of the problem, please let me know (in plain simple language please!).

Thanks.

22. May 2004, 10:59:32
MadMonkey 
volant: Thanks, it was in show/hide, TAB bar :-)
odd thing is, i had never been in there, so how did it Hide itself LOL

22. May 2004, 05:27:15
Chimera 
Subject: Re: Netscape 7.1
Try view, show/hide, navigation toolbar.

21. May 2004, 19:14:37
Antje 
i just figured out the tabs and ive been using this netscape 7.1 a few months now... i wondered what it meant.. this is a nice feature.. is yours working again MM?

21. May 2004, 16:43:52
Summertop 
Subject: Re: Netscape 7.1
There is a setting in edit|preferences to hide the tabs if only one tab is open. Could this be your problem?

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