DNS

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Edwards Ribeiro

Hi All,

I recently changed our dns database from Verio (US) to Infonet (Luxembourg).
Our NS are pointing to Infonet and propagation is done. However, we are
experiencing some odd problems.

1. We can ping one of our domain names (e.g. www.denpat.lu) using the IP
address and its name and we get positive replies but when we try to go to
the page on IE/Netscape we get the HTTP 404 - File not found.

2. We can ping both IP and URL addresses but we cannot browse using the
public IP address. Before we could do that at Verio.

Thanks for sharing your knowledge on this issue.

Ed
 
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Hi All,

I recently changed our dns database from Verio (US) to Infonet
(Luxembourg). Our NS are pointing to Infonet and propagation is done.
However, we are experiencing some odd problems.

1. We can ping one of our domain names (e.g. www.denpat.lu) using the
IP address and its name and we get positive replies but when we try
to go to the page on IE/Netscape we get the HTTP 404 - File not found.

2. We can ping both IP and URL addresses but we cannot browse using
the public IP address. Before we could do that at Verio.

Thanks for sharing your knowledge on this issue.

Ed

Your address resolves to this IP
Name: www.denpat.lu
Address: 80.255.160.77
These are the NS records returned which show that apparently this is not a
DNS problem unless the "A" record points to the wrong address.
Non-authoritative answer:
denpat.lu nameserver = influx01.infonet.lu
denpat.lu nameserver = influx02.infonet.lu

influx01.infonet.lu internet address = 80.255.160.5
influx02.infonet.lu internet address = 194.154.200.189

How ever going to that address in my browser I get "No web site is
configured at this address."
This is the message IIS gives when there is no matching IP/Host header
combination if this is the correct address then you need to go into the
website properties and configure the correct IP address and Host Header
 

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