Dilemma created by Ziggy Stardust: Why is it that I can PING a site even when it’s not responding to my Web browser?
Sometimes when I go on this cool adoptables site called Squiby, it says “Cannot connect to the server” or “The server is taking too long to respond”. Yet when I open the command prompt and ping it, it responds in mere milliseconds. What’s up with that? Doesn’t “taking too long to respond” after waiting and waiting, mean the *server* shouldn’t be responding?
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Solution:
Answer by Jess
There are usually other parts to a web site other than the part that answers the request itself. the problem might be in the application part of the site which runs on a database server behind their firewall. if the database is not working properly or bogged down and too slow the web server (the part that is up and replying to your pings) will respond but it won’t have the data from the database needed to make up a web page for you. so you get that “taking too long to respond” message. hope that helps
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