Can't connect to an ac.uk address.

I Have had huge problems with internet connection recently. Im back online again with the help from an apple advisor but my computer wont connect to an ac.uk address - just says 'problem loading page' and 'server not found'. I can connect to this address using my android phone quite easily. Do I need to change any settings on my Mac? All other pages seem to be working fine.
Thanks.

Hello
Try use an other web app ?
for ping if you a not confortable with terminal use NetwokUtility , locate into appication folder / utility folder
HTH
Pierre

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