Tag Archives: Route One

Client cant access site but i can?

Posted on November 11, 2012 by admin543 views

Hi all, The particular website my consumer can’t access is definitely: www. lindahuntantiques. com – he can only access them when he styles in http: //lindahuntantiques. com I know the two would be the same and theres no fact that the www. — my computer is usually fine with either address. What on earth is wrong with your clients computer (if anything) Ive told him to keep trying. Cheers. Did you adjust the DNS adjustments any time in past times 2 days If you are, your client’s ISP continue to hasn’t updated its copy and so will have to wait for this to propagate. Hey there cutie, thanks for the actual reply. Actually he simply just emailed me at this point saying he was while using the Nokia 2210 cellphone to view the particular page – thats prob the key reason why it wasnt listed properly, hes about to try on her laptop when your dog gets home. 99% of the time, if you are able to see the site as well as a client can’t, the challenge is somewhere for their traceroute. They sometimes have a server timeout, a new missed hop, something similar to that. I usually explain … Continue reading →

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Hosting 2 domain on 1 webserver

Posted on October 30, 2012 by admin486 views

We have a client that may be hosting 2 names on single webserver. He has 5 static additional ip address. He would like to assign or allocate ip address with each domain. That server is at the rear of the router….. normally in establishing a webserver behind a router you recently assign static ip correct then open the required port for this server & it will eventually work. But the matter here is if you’re behind the router the webserver work but the COUPLE OF domains hosted with that server may share 1 WAN ip target….. is there just about any work around for this one I’ll thankyou if anyone may give any suggestions….. thanks a great deal. Put a switch while watching router I don’t think you need to use a router to regulate two dedicated IP’s (not an easy router, at least) because the point of a router is always to route one IP to be able to multiple IPs. It can become done in a variety of ways. As mentioned, a switch would be one option, then assign the IPs towards NIC card along with bind the virtual servers on the IP address you need. In this … Continue reading →

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