Can't access some web pages

For the last week or so, I have not been able to access Yahoo.com via Safari, Firefox, or Camino. One day, I wasn't able to access Apple.com either.
I've repaired permissions, restarted, and reapplied the 10.4 update. What else should I do?

Hello Jerry,
Sorry for your frustration with the connectivity issue you are having.
If you use a router, check for firmware updates.
Here are 3 popular ones.
Airport Firmware updates ◈ Linksys FirmWare
◈ Netgear
Look at this site 10.4.8, WiFi (Airport), and Intel Macs solutions in case anything
here pertains to your Mac.
Good Luck! Please keep us posted.
Eme'~[)

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