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arsatweb · 06-01-2009, 06:47 PM

Yeah, lines 3-12 are definately your issue. Most of the time there's severe lag in accessing a website if there's just one or two stars (One on a single line). Most sites become unavailable if there's two stars on a single line.

What it's looking like to me is that everything past your router and your initial ISP server is down. So it's definately an ISP issue.

It should have an actual server name, but you're not even able to pull the names of the servers. (Hence the 'Time of delay exhausted for this request.' timeout errors).

For example I hit anything from IP addresses to named servers like ge-6-22.car2.Chicago2.Level3.net. I just ran a tracert and don't have a single timeout instance.

I would definately be calling your provider on these issues.

06-01-2009, 06:47 PM	#5 (permalink)
arsatweb Registered User Join Date: May 2009 Posts: 6 OS: Windows XP Professional SP3	Re: Having problems entering Youtube Yeah, lines 3-12 are definately your issue. Most of the time there's severe lag in accessing a website if there's just one or two stars (One on a single line). Most sites become unavailable if there's two stars on a single line. What it's looking like to me is that everything past your router and your initial ISP server is down. So it's definately an ISP issue. It should have an actual server name, but you're not even able to pull the names of the servers. (Hence the 'Time of delay exhausted for this request.' timeout errors). For example I hit anything from IP addresses to named servers like ge-6-22.car2.Chicago2.Level3.net. I just ran a tracert and don't have a single timeout instance. I would definately be calling your provider on these issues.