Direct link to the Poser 7 SR2.1 file: http://207.67.226.237/win/poser/update_files/Poser7-SR2.1.zip

Hope this helps.

Again, you're suffering from a poisoned DNS cache. There are many possible reasons, most of them something you can't do anything about, but sometimes a virus scanner serves as a local DNS system and it might have gotten contaminated.
I assue that a reboot doesn't help?

I also assume that you're getting a dynamically assigned IP address from your ISP. If that's not the case, you can provide another DNS server address in your TCP/IP settings. A reliable DNS server is 194.109.104.104 (resolver.xs4all.nl), but it is in the Netherlands, might be a tad slow to resovle DNS queries when you're located at the other side of the world.

Providing an alternate DNS server won't help. The alternate DNS server only kicks in when the primary DNS server is unresponsive, and that is not the case - you get the response that the request cannot be resolved, so the primary DNS server is up and running.

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