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<blockquote data-quote="mm1352000" data-source="post: 1233004" data-attributes="member: 82144">Okay.This is not a username or password issue. That much is clear.I don't think this is a correct interpretation of what's happened. Think about it for a moment. The message is &quot;destination unreachable&quot;. If you're trying to reach dd.schedulesdirect.org, it makes no sense for your message to reach dd.schedulesdirect.org and for dd.schedulesdirect.org to then respond with &quot;destination unreachable&quot; (because by definition any message that comes back from dd.schedulesdirect.org would mean that the destination is reachable!).I suspect it's far more likely that the ICMP packet is a bounce back from either your router or elements within the local network stack.What exactly have you put in the hosts file?You said you've disabled your firewall, right?Completely disabled...?...and that includes the built in Windows Firewall, right?Finally, please check that you can reach <a href="http://dd.schedulesdirect.org" target="_blank">Schedules Direct</a> in a web browser. If you're not blocked (for spamming the service with too many requests), you should be redirected to the SD home page.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="mm1352000, post: 1233004, member: 82144"] Okay. This is not a username or password issue. That much is clear. I don't think this is a correct interpretation of what's happened. Think about it for a moment. The message is "destination unreachable". If you're trying to reach dd.schedulesdirect.org, it makes no sense for your message to reach dd.schedulesdirect.org and for dd.schedulesdirect.org to then respond with "destination unreachable" (because by definition any message that comes back from dd.schedulesdirect.org would mean that the destination [I]is[/I] reachable!). I suspect it's far more likely that the ICMP packet is a bounce back from either your router or elements within the local network stack. What exactly have you put in the hosts file? You said you've disabled your firewall, right? Completely disabled...? ...and that includes the built in Windows Firewall, right? Finally, please check that you can reach [URL="http://dd.schedulesdirect.org"]Schedules Direct[/URL] in a web browser. If you're not blocked (for spamming the service with too many requests), you should be redirected to the SD home page. [/QUOTE]

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