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I am getting a DNS (Domain Name Server) error on 3dtrains.com. Is this just me?EDIT: It appears to be fixed
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LAST EDITED ON Mar-18-04 AT 06:33 PM (EST)
I am getting a DNS (Domain Name Server) error on 3dtrains.com. Is this just me?EDIT: It appears to be fixed
PLEASE Visit-> 

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Just tried and same thing!Marc or anybody from 3dtrains care to share some light on the subject?Dave
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And I just got in no sweat!
Must be at your end unless the boyz just fixed something! LOL!Chuck Schneider
Chief Cook, Bottle Washer and (Virtual) CEO
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Every once in a while the server is rebooted during maintenance and updates. During that time the site is down for several minutes, 15-20, before everything gets back online. Regards,
Dan Zollner - 3DTrains
http://www.3dtrains.com
Pro Series Geeps
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>I am getting a DNS (Domain Name Server) error on
>3dtrains.com. Is this just me?
>
>EDIT: It appears to be fixed It happens whwnever Marc takes the site down to do some maintenance or alterations. No problem.
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