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AGD is fine. Time to change to a local ISP.
Can you see mine?
AGD is fine????
All those sites are now un-blocked, so I can’t tell if they had yours blocked initially or not
AGD, though… I can’t see at all. Nor can I see any site on that server. Are you sure it’s fine?
ok, found out the problem with AGD. Apparently I had one SMTP failure and the server decided to block my IP
It is fixed now.Looks fine to me
I had some issues seeing G&C sometime back.
go to your PC file:
C:WINDOWSsystem32driversetc
Find Host file
look in it for anything after 127.0.0.1 localhost
If there is anything after it, delete. Keep scrolling to make sure there is nothing on bottom.
Lol, simultaneous posting. Glad you solved the issue.
Weird though, I could see your site just fine.
My server is on another PC across the world and that PC blocked MY laptop IP address. That was the issue.
As far as hosts files, depending upon your network – your solution to remove all other entries can be a very bad idea
I teach networking classes and many entries in this location points to mail servers, internal file servers, and other locations not entered into the DNS (many times purposefully).So – know what you are doing before removing entries
Well, it did solve my problem and do no harm…
Next time I am asking you
hahaha – I can see how it might have resolved an issue… just wanted to warn people before they deleted all entries besides localhost there
Hi all (Andy),
hey Bud. sorry I was asleep yesterday when you hollered. This have anything to do with it?
I’ll be around today in and out. holler if you still need me.
