thanks, i will let you know if this works. have you seen this before? and did this fix it?
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Browse All TopicsOk, this is a strange IIS question.
We host multiple sites on one server, each site has its own IP address.
This one site though, hosts a subdomain site, well call it sub.site.com
As well as site.com
These 2 are on the same IP using host headers
This works fine every where we test it, except, for Australia
They only get the first little bit.
This used to work fine and nothing has changed. I am thinking it is possibly a router problem, but they can access other sites hosted at the same datacenter with no problems, so that throws that idea out the window.
Does any body have any ideas on what could be the cause of this, and possibly a way to fix it?
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they resolve to the same ip just fine, they just dont get the entire page.
It's strange, really strange. They get some of the pages on the other sites hosted on the same server. We are pretty sure that this is a server issue. But we can't pinpoint it. We changed the SOA as suggested above but it did not work. Also, they resolve just fine (both nslook and a ping comes up with the same ip's)
www.munsys.com
partners.munsys.com
www.webhitshostings.net
www.1924main.com
those are a few sites on the server
the munsys ones are the important ones.
thanks for your help by the way
You're welcome
www.munsys.com OK
partners.munsys.com OK
www.1924main.com OK
www.webhitshostings.net cannot find server.
Double check your DNS entries for webhisthostings.net
I was thinking it was possibly a route issue as well, so, I had them try other sites hosted from the same building, just different servers, and they came up fine, also had them do a tracert from their site to our server, and those came up fine, the highest ping was a 250ms at one router in the middle.
sorry about webhits
its supposed to be www.webhitshosting.net
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by: irwinpksPosted on 2006-04-25 at 17:25:39ID: 16540011
go to DNS manager, then
apply the following to both sites.
locate the NS record, then increase(increment) SOA (start of authority) by 1
UPDATE SERVER DATAFILES.
let 72 hours go by for propagation