coopster
msg:4472752 | 12:38 pm on Jul 5, 2012 (gmt 0) |
That looks like a browser-specific issue. With no protocol specified you have left the decision-making up to the browser to determine what you want here. Is this supposed to be a search? Did you leave off the protocol accidentally and should I assume that by default this was an attempt to get to a web site? And the next stop in the process is your Internet Service Provider (ISP) which can become an even more _wonderful_ experience :(
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phranque
msg:4473107 | 1:55 am on Jul 6, 2012 (gmt 0) |
"doesn't work" is not a sufficient description of the response.
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Kendo
msg:4473117 | 2:23 am on Jul 6, 2012 (gmt 0) |
I see a lot of sites that only cater for www.site.com and not site.com... and vice versa. Of about 300 sites I looked up in the local phone directory about 50 were lame.
Dunno if this has anything to do with control panel automation of creating mail servers for each domain or not, but I would have thought that by now that idea was scrapped due to the trouble that it causes.
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unni6849
msg:4506863 | 10:19 am on Oct 11, 2012 (gmt 0) |
DNS management enables domain owners to manage their DNS records.Through DNS management domain owners can specify the servers which offer different kinds of services and transfer the services automatically from one server to another if the first server is malfunctioning.
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