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Problem solved... The old hosting company, which is my current ISP, hadn't deleted the relevant dns record and this was directing me to the wrong address.. Thanks for the help.. dc

Yes, email was previously pop3 is now being processed by Exchange Server using SMTP... I've looked through DNS but can't find any entry. I'll have another look... I agree with your comments regarding the DG834. I've setup a few and they haven't failed me yet.. dc

Yes, email was previously pop3 is now being processed by Exchange Server using SMTP... I've looked through DNS but can't find any entry. I'll have another look... I agree with your comments regarding the DG834. I've setup a few and they haven't failed me yet.. dc

Yes, email was previously pop3 is now being processed by Exchange Server using SMTP... I've looked through DNS but can't find any entry. I'll have another look... I agree with your comments regarding the DG834. I've setup a few and they haven't failed me yet.. dc

If I do a nslookup, I get an IP address at my ISP, where I USED to host my site up until l a few weeks ago. Why is it still pointing there rather than where the site is being hosted now? dc

Aha.. The domain is different but Exhange Server has the same name. Would this cause the problem as well?? dc

That's it. The Server is doing DHCP, DNS with the attached workstations picking up settings automatically. There is no proxy setting.. dc

It's a fairly small network running SBS 2003. Internet access is by a Netgear DG834 router that has a firewall but isn't set to block access to this site. Routing is turned off in the Netgear box and left to Windows Server. The site in question is being hosted by a third party and as I say, I can update it ok and can view it outside my network but not within it.. dc

I have recently moved to a Small Business Server 2003 setup and have found that when I update a website using a simple ftp program, the site updates but can only be seen on pc's outside my network. When I view the website in question I only ever see the site as it was before the updates. I have tried flushing caches and temp files, different browsers and trying other pc's on the network but all to no effect. If seems that the server is somehow redirecting requests to this one site to a stored cache somewhere, or at least that seems to me what is happening. Other websites can be viewed ok and everything seems to be current. Where can I start looking for a cure to this?? dc