can anybody see me site

[rajeev83]

Hi there
I am facing very weird problem when i try to access my site
www.shop2buy.com.au i see only directory listing but sashbox and my domain registration firm say that they see my site i have cleaned my internet cache and deleted all the cookies and temporary files from my system

[Brent]

Loads fine for me as well.

[rajeev83]

Thanx Brent for your response but the problem is very weird
all of those people in Australia who are using Iprimus as there internet service including me can;t access this site whereas all other can access it
and im totally confused what is happening
whom should i talk to about it and where is problem

[Brent]

I would have said try testing using another ISP's DNS servers but as you can see your directory list you are getting to your site.

Sorry can't help further but hopefully someone like Merlin will be along with further advice.

[Pixxi]

Loads fine for me too. How long has it been since you changed to your current name servers - could the site still be propagating (can take up to 72 hours)?

Another possibility is that your ISP uses cache servers to reduce bandwidth load and costs. If they do, you'll usually see the word 'cache' in your host name when you're online at various places. Cacheing servers are designed to store pages, so you can sometimes see an old page if the server hasn't updated it's cache. Try to connect from a friend's computer (using a different ISP from your own) and see if you see your shop. If you do, get in touch with your ISP and tell them the problem you're having.

[Ajeh]

Sometimes simply rebooting your modem/router and computer will resolve the routing issues if you recently changed the IP address of your site ...

Clearing cache and cookies often can help as well on your browser ...

[rajeev83]

Thanx to all of you who helped me I got it back as told by all of u contacted my ISP and rebooted my adsl modem.
and also im sorry for my other thread critisizing sashbox yep Jim did everything complete and brought back my site