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It works! Thanks very much!

Thanks for the initial report and video! the video helped a lot.

 

I am going to undo changes over the next day to narrow down whats happened so let me know if it occurs again.

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Thanks for the initial report and video! the video helped a lot.

 

I am going to undo changes over the next day to narrow down whats happened so let me know if it occurs again.

 

Will do! Thanks.

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Not working for me again.

Thanks, yeah I was doing some debugging so tried to see if it would break again. It should clear in a few and I will try again later tonight.

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Currently inaccessible via Chrome, but OK with DuckDuckGo (Chromebook)

 

Error:

 

This site can’t be reachedwww.edugeek.net’s server IP address could not be found.

Try:

 

Checking the connection

Checking the proxy, firewall and DNS configuration

Running Connectivity Diagnostics

ERR_NAME_NOT_RESOLVED

 

Edit: Other sites checked in Chrome, and are accessible. Edugeek still inaccessible via Chrome.

 

Edit 2: The site is now accessible using Chrome (no action from me)

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Currently inaccessible via Chrome, but OK with DuckDuckGo (Chromebook)

 

Error:

 

 

 

Edit: Other sites checked in Chrome, and are accessible. Edugeek still inaccessible via Chrome.

 

Edit 2: The site is now accessible using Chrome (no action from me)

 

Also still having intermittent errors. I am, however writing this from Chrome so whatever was wrong has fixed itself (or been fixed!)

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Currently inaccessible via Chrome, but OK with DuckDuckGo (Chromebook)

 

Weird that being a DNS error, do you know who your borked device used as a DNS server? I dont think it would be anything I could have triggered.

Also still having intermittent errors. I am, however writing this from Chrome so whatever was wrong has fixed itself (or been fixed!)

 

Yeah I have been testing the issue at times at the weekend to see if I can cure it, thanks for reporting.

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Weird that being a DNS error, do you know who your borked device used as a DNS server? I dont think it would be anything I could have triggered...

 

Currently using OpenDNS, and was doing so at the time of the outage (Secure DNS on Chromebook)

 

My other DNS options: CleanBrowsing (Family Filter), Google (Public DNS), Cloudflare (1,1,1,1)

 

Although Edugeek is currently working for me, Twitter has just gone down, in the sense that I can't log in. Not sure if it's local (me only) or if it's something more. I'm not going to worry about it tonight.

 

I will try switching DNS options if (when?) I encounter a similar issue with Edugeek. Thanks for the pointer.

 

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