Rogers has been having DNS issues lately. Last week they had a lot of problems and a lot of sites were inaccessible. Your "local DNS" is your "hosts" file. You can update that if you want to and it will resolve the IP for you. But I'd suggest you try and find out what's going on first.wprager wrote:I just did a lookup of the khl.ru at http://cqcounter.com/whois/. This gave me 89.111.189.140. Typed that into the location bar and got to the site. So it's definitely a DNS lookup problem. I wonder if I can manually add that to some local DNS table.
What location, in Ottawa, are you? I'm out here in Morgan's Grant. I bet we're on different DNS servers.
Are you connected to a router? I'd suggest you give that a power cycle.
I'm on Rogers as well but don't use their DNS. I use OpenDNS.