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Hello,
Last night, I forwarded my url to my Hosting account and began building a webpage. This morning I woke up early to continue working on it. After about an hour and a half, I had to go to work. I went into work to see how the website looks on a PC, and I have a parked page. I called my wife to ask her to go to the site and she got the same thing too. I called GoDaddy and they said, this happens from time to time, especially if I'm at work on a network. (which I am) Now I'm at another computer at work and now the site works! I called my wife again and she told me nothing has changed on her end.
Is this normal? Have you had this happen before? I am completely baffled by this. Plus I'm a bit worried too. I built the webpage to make a good first impression for google. I guess I'm glad that I haven't submitted it yet. I don't want them to show up to a parked page.
You have to give it a couple days for everything to catch up on the servers/dns end. This is normal.
Thanks Tia. That definitely puts my mind at ease...
Last edited by DavidJames; 08-01-2008 at 04:20 PM. Reason: typo
Try this on a windows machine
type this in to a dos window or command prompt
ipconfig /flushdns
this will clear your DNS cashe that is causing the problem
you should start using openDNS https://www.opendns.com/start
the best way to check.. is use go to a proxy site and view your site.
any nameserver changes should only take 15 minutes to propagate
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