jbourke
08-26-2001, 11:25 AM
On August 7th, I went to networksolutions.com and switched over a domain to nameservers at rackshack.net.
About 2 days after the move it seemed like everything was going fine. A few people emailed saying that they were still reaching a "we are moving" page at the old server, but I decided that I should just wait awhile and the information would propogate.
But now it has been over 3 weeks and my domain still doesn't work correctly.
I've been through dozens of hours waiting for tech support from my old host, my new host, and network solutions. None of them can fix they problem. They all blame the other people in the loop.
The name of the domain is ezonemag.com. The problem I am having is that on most of the nameservers on the internet, ezonemag.com and www.ezonemag.com resolve to different IP addresses. ezonemag.com points to the old server. This is messing up mail and web users.
To see what I mean, please check out the following links:
http://gday.bloke.com/cgi-bin/nslookup?www.ezonemag.com
http://gday.bloke.com/cgi-bin/nslookup?ezonemag.com
These links are to an nslookup gateway. Notice that the IP address returned is different even though it should be the same.
I have verified that I set up the correct nameservers and IP addresses for the nameserver when I updated my information at network solutions. I have verified that ns1.rackshack.net and ns2.rackshack.net have the correct information and resolve correctly for both ezonemag.com and www.ezonemag.com.
I will GLADLY pay someone who can fix the problem. Please, no guesses. I know enough about DNS by now that I probably won't be helped by a non-expert. Also, I have 12 years of UNIX experience so I am not a dummy about the OS. I just need help with a very specific problem.
I'll offer $100 to the first person who SOLVES the problem, or $25 to anyone who gives me useful information that helps me fix the problem.
Jim
About 2 days after the move it seemed like everything was going fine. A few people emailed saying that they were still reaching a "we are moving" page at the old server, but I decided that I should just wait awhile and the information would propogate.
But now it has been over 3 weeks and my domain still doesn't work correctly.
I've been through dozens of hours waiting for tech support from my old host, my new host, and network solutions. None of them can fix they problem. They all blame the other people in the loop.
The name of the domain is ezonemag.com. The problem I am having is that on most of the nameservers on the internet, ezonemag.com and www.ezonemag.com resolve to different IP addresses. ezonemag.com points to the old server. This is messing up mail and web users.
To see what I mean, please check out the following links:
http://gday.bloke.com/cgi-bin/nslookup?www.ezonemag.com
http://gday.bloke.com/cgi-bin/nslookup?ezonemag.com
These links are to an nslookup gateway. Notice that the IP address returned is different even though it should be the same.
I have verified that I set up the correct nameservers and IP addresses for the nameserver when I updated my information at network solutions. I have verified that ns1.rackshack.net and ns2.rackshack.net have the correct information and resolve correctly for both ezonemag.com and www.ezonemag.com.
I will GLADLY pay someone who can fix the problem. Please, no guesses. I know enough about DNS by now that I probably won't be helped by a non-expert. Also, I have 12 years of UNIX experience so I am not a dummy about the OS. I just need help with a very specific problem.
I'll offer $100 to the first person who SOLVES the problem, or $25 to anyone who gives me useful information that helps me fix the problem.
Jim