I Set my nameservers yesterday, and they worked perfectly, but somehow over the last few hours theve gone back to the old nameservers, i looked in who.is and where i change it and there fine ;s
Why is this?
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I Set my nameservers yesterday, and they worked perfectly, but somehow over the last few hours theve gone back to the old nameservers, i looked in who.is and where i change it and there fine ;s
Why is this?
Hey, maybe your host reset the server.. or you forgot to click save?Quote:
Originally Posted by Swinkid
Thanks, Gork.
How would resetting the server do anything?
And no i defently did click save.. because it worked for like a day..
When a server is reset I presume it resets everything back to as it was?Quote:
Originally Posted by Swinkid
Try changing your name servers again.
I think you'll find its your cache. Try going Start -> Run -> TYPE "cmd" ->
type "ipconfig/flushdns"
OR Cntrl + F5
Gork - You have no idea what your on about do you..
And yh, clear your cache/temp net files and see if it does anything.
Its not the cache.. that didnt work.
Its happening to my friends too!
:S
who u reg domain with?
habbocafe.com - Who.isQuote:
Originally Posted by MrCraig
domain with: http://www.publicdomainregistry.com
Hmm. never used them before. will probs be an error their side though.
dunno what to suggest sorry,
Does it randomly switch servers?
Sometimes you see the old one, and sometimes you see the new one?
MrCraig, clearlly I do and you don't as your little delete the cache plan didn't work. It's probably server faults.
You do not know the first thing about domains mate.
The domain wont reset if 'his host' reset server.
First of all, hosts dont host domains. Registrars do.
So read up next time.
-REP.
Okay, before you start blabbing, listen. With hosts you can change your nameservers via client login. Then them name servers are saved on the host and registars server.Quote:
Originally Posted by MrCraig
If the host suddenly resets a server back to a certain date all information will be lost. Do you get it now?
Oh btw, -REP back :)
The client login changes the nameservers by contacting the domain registrar (such as enom). If the server was reset it would not make a difference to the live nameservers.
Oh btw, thanks for the -0 REP. Makes a big diff.
If the server was to be reset back to a certain day when the client was still with that host, the information will be given back to enom telling them the nameservers have been changed again.Quote:
Originally Posted by MrCraig
The pleasure is all mine.
Not unless the form was re-submitted which he obviously didnt do.
And even at that, he checked the panel which said his nameservers were set correctly.
does your registar have a notice or something in their forum, it might be a planned thing they're doing where they set the domains back.
Otherwise, i would contact them
Arguments aside, it's working for me! :D
Registration Service Provided By: XEO DOMAINS MOBI
your domain is with xeodomains.mobi not publicdomainregistry
Agreed, -Rep to u Gork, as far as we were aware his problem may have been cache. So don't insult craig.Quote:
Originally Posted by MrCraig
But it wasn't his cache was it Mr.Jackboy?Quote:
Originally Posted by Jackboy
Oh and returned, thanks :)
Its pointless you returning the rep because you have NONE to take off.
Anyway don't forget that nameservers take upto 72 hours to propagate.
Try resetting the ns by resubmitting the form :).
Alternatively use NameCheap next time as their ns change in seconds and work :P
Ty lol.Quote:
Originally Posted by Jackboy
+REP
And Jake, thats what i thought originally but he said he could get onto the site before (with the new ns') So i thought that shouldnt be a possibility..
Sorry for the slight bump, hope the problems solved.Quote:
Originally Posted by Gork
Also gork, thanks for the grey rep, it has helped me :)