> Probably the webhost doesn't want anyone to ping it. Have you tried to
ping
> CNN.com?
> Rick

Nope, but I could ping www.google.com, so I'm not worried about that part.

Usually if the webhost is blocking pings, you'll get a timeout, but it will
still display the IP address, and then you can do a tracert to see where the
fault actually is.  But in this instance, it looks as though www.piclist.com
doesn't have a DNS entry... (anymore?)

I was on the PICList site yesterday, so I know that I *can* usually access
it from here.

--Brendan

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