If the feed is accessible from your web browser but is not showing in the Feed Manager then the most likely problem is that the server is unable to resolve the DNS correctly for the feed even though your client machine is able to because the server uses different DNS servers than your client machine.

One way to work around it is to run the feed through feedburner and then use the feedburner feed url instead of the original feed url. Presumably the server will be able to resolve the DNS for feedburner feeds correctly.

In any case you may find clues in the mojoPortal log about feeds that fail to load.

Hope it helps,

Joe

DNS resolution happens before any mojoportal code can execute. So if your server is not resolving dns correctly there is nothing that mojoportal can do to solve it for you. You should check what DNS server is being used by the server or if needed add entries in the

c:\Windows\system32\drivers\etc\hosts file to resolve the host names to the ip address (you will have to run notepad as admin to be able to edit that file and note that the file has no file extension).

you could add entries there and they will be used in preference to any DNS server like:

xxx.xxx.xxx.xxx www.somedomin.com

where the xs represent the ip address it should resolve to

Hope it helps,

Joe