> Thanks for the info but I don't think that this is the answer to my problem.
> Why don't you see if you could reach my DNS servers, they are 207.138.224.12
> (primary) 207.138.224.11 (secondary)I have no problem using either. Also, if
> the user inputs an IP address they get the same error message from Netscape.
>
> The error message is:
> Netscape was unable to connect to "...", The connection was refused by the
> server, please try again later.
Well, if you had given this earlier!
> For some strange reason, It seems that the Macs are unable to route beyond
> our local subnet.
Did you check the netmask on the Macs?
and did you check the gateway?
did someone put in an access control block for Macs ;)
Okay so you can hit things internally with DNS or IP.... You can't hit
anything outside with IP...
Are these Macs using static IPs?
Have you tried tracerouting from the macs out and from outside to the macs
to see where it gets lost?
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