[iyonix-support] Re: Iyonix poor at connecting to internet.

Hi
I suspect this may be related to name servers .. if you use router assigned name servers it may be worth hard coding the name servers you use. If you have hard coded name servers, perhaps it may be worth checking that the server addresses you use are still valid, and work 

just a thought...

John

rickman@xxxxxxxxxxxxx wrote:

<a92875f44f.MThompson@xxxxxxxxxxxxx>
          Matthew Thompson  wrote:


Does anyone know why my Iyonix is so poor at connecting to the
internet, yet the PC connected to the same router works fine without
any problems at all?


I have had a similar problem for about three months.
A9Home, RPC700, and Linux machines, which go through the same router connect immediately, the IYO does not.
I can ping ip addresses from the Iyonix but it will not resolve web addresses.
However, the solution on my machine is very simple and works every time.
I run NetSurf, let it twiddle its globe for a bit, then close the window and Quit it.
Then run NetSurf again and abracadabra! 7 seconds later it shows my home page. 

I don't know the cause, but I have a 100% bypass.

You might give it a try.

John



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