This is a great, well run forum, but as a Sig owner, I also regularly check out the SigForum. Seems like it has disappeared over the last couple of days.
Anybody know what is going on?
Thanks ahead of time,
Trooper Joe
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This is a great, well run forum, but as a Sig owner, I also regularly check out the SigForum. Seems like it has disappeared over the last couple of days.
Anybody know what is going on?
Thanks ahead of time,
Trooper Joe
Its right here;
http://sigforum.com/eve/ubb.x?a=cfrm&s=674608412
:confused:
I haven't had a problem....it's still there...
Was there when I read it yesterday!!
I think my anti virus is blocking it for some reason.
I posted this question on the "Firing Line" forum also and received the same replies.
Some of their members stated they were having no trouble getting onto the site.
I have tried the above suggested link at http://sigforum.com/eve/ubb.x?a=cfrm&s=674608412 and the one in my favorites at (http://www.sigforum.com/), with no luck.
I did notice yesterday I did a search and found some type of scary web site where they were really blasting the moderator for the SigForum. Must be some kind of hacking activity and my firewall and antivirus (the latest Norton products) are blocking it.
Just a guess on my part since I am not any kind of a computer expert.
Thanks again guys for your help with this. I will just wait and see.
Trooper Joe
Hope you get it worked out, I just got off SIG Forum about 10 minutes ago and had no problems.
I checked at our local library and was able to get on http://www.sigforum.com/ with no trouble.
Called me internet provider, Comcast, who had me unplug my old Linksys router and go direct from my modem to the computer. Problem solved. Guess the old hardwired fire wall in my Linksys router does not like the sigforum web site any more. :)
Thanks again for all your help with this problem.
Defensive Carry.com is a great forum with lots of help always available.
Trooper Joe
Try this if on a windows machine: ipconfig /flushdns
for max osx: dscacheutil -flushcache