Help! Totally stumped...

Who is your host and who is your ISP? Most likely they could give you that answer.

 

sounds like you might have some DNS problems.

 

Do you ever erase all your cookies

 

I have been through that a number of times last year. DNS issues at times and I would check with others to see if the site was accessable by them. Nothing would work at times and sometimes I would be able to get e-mail only, but orders would still be placed, etc...

 

Funny thing is that every once in a while, I have some crazy issue with not being able to reach the DP forums. I know other people have had the same issue (I recall Dazzlindonna has had this problem) as well. Maybe you can add a third DNS server so that if the first two don't resolve correctly the third will.

Not sure, but maybe this will help:
http://www.dnsreport.com/tools/dnsreport.ch?domain=hustlerpanties.com

 

use Josh's service and see if your site shows through that site - I forget the name but it is talked about in this forum.

 

Summer ... have you been making too many requests to the server again, resulting in you IP being blocked automatically.

But seriously, check with your ISP, they are the most likely cause of the problem.

 

Could be a couple of reasons:

a) if your local DNS server cannot resolve your domain name, you won't be able to get to your site. First, type your server's IP address in the browser and see if you get some response back. It may be not your site if you have virtually-hosted website, but the fact that you get a response means that at the network level there's a connection and the problem is with your local DNS server.

b) something drops packets on the way from your location to your server. Running tracert from the command line may help to determine whether this is the problem or not. This method not always works, though - the underlying protocol used by tracert may be disabled in some routers. If you suspect that this is the case, try contacting someone who knows a thing or two about networking.

Somebody on this thread had suggested a good way of verifying if this is the case - request your URL through a third-party server (e.g. http://www.anybrowser.com/siteviewer.html).

J.D.

 

Well, I checked that reporting service against a couple of my hosts and yours was the only one that came up with a bunch of fails. I would just pass that on to your bro when you get a chance.

 

No, it is good to delete your cookies every now and then, I know that when you don't you can get old pages loading, that is why I asked if you clean your cookies. FireFox will load old pages forever unless you clear the memory.

I think you should let Shawn know about what Chachi is on to though, that would be a good start.