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Serious DNS Issue

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Right I don't seem to understand this one one bit.

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I have tried dnsflush , I have tried changing the nameservers and left overnight thinking it was a server problem.

At the minute, site resolves with www but shows this error page without it. Sometimes it keeps going back to NameDrive where it was parked before a site was uploaded so for a few hours it works fine and then few hours later it goes back to namedrive.

Any ideas what could be wrong? All I can think of is to ask registrar to reset the DNS leave it for a day and then try it?

Thanks
 
Have you just transferred the name to this host? I'd ask them to reset it again, this happened to one of mine about 2 months ago, it hadn't been set up properly. You only need 24 hours propogation so you'll soon know after they reset it.

EDIT: Both resolving for me.
 
It is fine on both for me. If you can't see it yet, just give it time.
Regards
Bruce
 
Update:

It works with ?foo at the end and if you select any page then it works. I suspect this is not a DNS issue and more to do with the website/hosting.
 
Hi

does it actually works just by simply using

corporatelending.co.uk

Positive left for both thanks.

It probably means that somewhere between you and your server there is a cached copy of the temporary file.
Try switching PC off, leave for five minutes, you should get a new route to your isp when you switch on again and that may clear the cache.

Assuming you have tried CTRL + F5?

Regards
Bruce
 
Everything appears to be fine, all I had to do was to clear my computers browsing history and clear the cache.

Thanks everybody.
 
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