Target.com and Amazon.com

[fdoty]

I have a company where anyone in the company that tries to pullup

http://www.target.com

or

http://www.amazon.com

will not pull up any pictures or scripts. It's only these two sites. For instance,

http://www.target.com

comes up with just hyperlinks, a black bold "Site Navigation" and then it looks like sections for ads or links with placeholders for pics but nothing there. Like there are borders for frames with the correct sized pictures and headings but no links work.

I get these errors also:

Line 1738
Char: 9
error: object expected
code:0
url:

http://www.target.com/

Line: 1321
Char: 1
Error: 'divMenu' is undefined
Code: 0
URL:

http://www.target.com/

I have made the site a trusted site, removed IE temp files, cleaned all caches files, reset IE using Tools - Internet Options - Advanced - reset IE button. It's updated to 7.0 although the whole office is having the same issue. I have also tried it on the Domain Controller (Server2003) and it does the same thing.

Could it be there is a group policy or something that would not let a script, CSS or something run that has these two websites in common?

It's just these two websites so far. What's odd is if I put

httpS://www.target.com

it works??

Does anyone have a clue why this would be a network wide issue?

Thanks for any help!!! You know the office has to have

http://www.target.com

and

http://www.amazon.com

to survive.

 

[jdemmi]

Sounds odd....also sounds like maybe a DNS issue -- perhaps your servers are not being sent to the correct site.

Can you ping both addresses from inside the office and again outside the office -- see if the IP is the same?

Can you access the site(s) by typing the IP in the address bar?

NOTE - these sites probably have ping disabled but you should still see their IP (as translated by your DNS servers)

-- Jason
"It's Just Ones and Zeros

 

[fdoty]

I checked DNS and they all point to the same IP. I also cleared the DNS Cache and still the same issue. I don't think it's a virus being it has the same problem on all domain PCs including the servers and it's just those two sites. I really have a hunch it has to do with IE rights of some sort but I don't know where to start. Like I said, if I put the S in the https:// then it works fine.

Freddy

 

[smah]

Take a look to see of they are listed in your hosts file.

 

[fdoty]

They are not listed there. Only the standard 127.0.0.1.
I do not think it's a DNS issue since it actually goes to the site. It's just whatever scripting, CCS, ASP or code they use is erroring or not prohibited to run on the PCs. Very strange.