Replaced our leased line a few weeks ago, previously we had a setup with proxy servers and ISA2006. Now we're using a fortinet firewall and lightspeed filter (it's a school) on a 100mb leased line which are both hosted solutions.
I seem to be having some odd problems though, the first of which is that as an example i can't load www.amd.com from within the network....come home though and i can see there's absolutely nothing wrong with that site. I know that there's definitely no strange filtering going on.
I can do an nslookup to the site and get exactly the same results at home and at work. I'm currently pointing my DNS forwarders at google (8.8.8.8 and 8.8.4.4) but there doesn't appear to be an issue with DNS.
The second issue is that i have some sites hosted internally, but people access them even while internally by using its external address. At times these sites or pages will timeout but then load instantly as soon as you refresh after the timeout, this is my biggest problem at the moment really.
Any ideas on these two? There are technical issues with our ISP at the moment but from what they tell me those issues are I don't foresee them being the cause of these two issues (well maybe the first..)
I seem to be having some odd problems though, the first of which is that as an example i can't load www.amd.com from within the network....come home though and i can see there's absolutely nothing wrong with that site. I know that there's definitely no strange filtering going on.
I can do an nslookup to the site and get exactly the same results at home and at work. I'm currently pointing my DNS forwarders at google (8.8.8.8 and 8.8.4.4) but there doesn't appear to be an issue with DNS.
The second issue is that i have some sites hosted internally, but people access them even while internally by using its external address. At times these sites or pages will timeout but then load instantly as soon as you refresh after the timeout, this is my biggest problem at the moment really.
Any ideas on these two? There are technical issues with our ISP at the moment but from what they tell me those issues are I don't foresee them being the cause of these two issues (well maybe the first..)