You need to change your DNS to Google DNS... it is because the website has changed IPs and your DNS has not been updated.

https://developers.google.com/speed/public-dns/docs/using#setup


Follow the instructions for your appropriate OS and you should be set.

or wait till tomorrow or so when ISP updates it

i had to update my java to 7 then reset computer n then worked four me ...

so if your not on 7 yet update it now please

rofl

unless you have comcast or one of the other, very rare, ISP's that update their DNS more frequently than 24 or 48 hour cycles (pretty pathetic)




makes no sense, it was just a coincidence.

dang thanks

or do it this way.. took literally 15 seconds..


go here.

C:\Windows\System32\drivers\etc

open hosts file in notepad (or another text editor)

copy/paste these into it at the bottom.



This post was edited by Definite on Mar 5 2013 09:39pm

And every time a website changes IP addresses you have to figure that out and edit it... OR you can do this and solve your problem permanently?

lol I made it work by doing nothing. Tried checking jsp all day at work with no luck, my shift ended I packed up my laptop and supplies and when I got home jsp was fine

a website will RARELY change its IP address..

So... when it does, things like this happen and people don't know what to do... A simple permanent fix will solve this problem, permanently (herp).

Instead of having a computer noob editing files in his/her system32 folder it's a much better idea to have them edit their internet connection...

This post was edited by Funion on Mar 5 2013 09:54pm