My older kid was trying to apply for college at a university in Florida. Perversely, its website refused to appear. He tried Safari, Firefox, and Chrome on his Mac and Safari on his iPhone. Only his ...

A Web server that can't find anything on the Internet isn't of much use. This situation is especially relevant if the Web server in question is the one running your business website. One way to check ...

OK guys, need a little server help here. I'm running RH8 for DNS with BIND. The machine names are monica.yimmi.com and suzyq.yimmi.com.<BR><BR>When I log in through a SSH, the prompt is ...

I'm having a little DNS problem. Some people can't connect to my web server. It appears that their DNS server is translating my domain name to an IP address I was using about 18 months ago.

BIND is the most popular internet DNS server. Like all DNS servers, it translates human-readable domain names, such as www.zdnet.com, into IP addresses. It's also used in almost all Linux and ...

Windows/Mac/Linux: Last week Google announced a free DNS service designed to speed up your browsing, but just because Google wants to be fast doesn't actually mean they're the best option for you.

Every millisecond counts when you're browsing the web, and if you'd like to eke a bit more speed out of your internet connection, you can change your DNS server to make those pages load a bit faster.