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Recently I’ve noticed I’ve been unable to access the site every now and then – the computer says something regarding DNS lookup failure. I can access the site through Mozilla Firefox (3.6) now, but can’t get into the FTP for the site using Filezilla, which says ‘Connection attempt failed with "EAI_NODATA - No address associated with nodename".’.
I have the domain registered with name.com but hosted elsewhere. I did recently update whois registry contact details but not nameservers – they have remained the same for a few months. I have another domain ‘advancedweb.co.nz’ registered with another registrar and it also uses the same nameservers as fyrewolf.com (the same server/host), and I am not having any DNS issues with it.
Also, I mentioned I updated whois contact details recently, it keeps changing between the new and old contact information when I check at http://who.is/whois/fyrewolf.com/. It’s also displaying a ‘This program cannot display this webpage’ message instead of a screenshot of the site which suggests I am not the only one experiencing this DNS issue with Fyrewolf.com.
I’m not sure what you can do to fix this, as I am aware these issues tend to fix themselves – I’ve also tried switching my DNS servers from my ISPs to openDNS, and back again, clearing the DNS cache with a ‘ipconfig /flushdns’ command, as well as simply clearing temporary internet files.
I have the domain registered with name.com but hosted elsewhere. I did recently update whois registry contact details but not nameservers – they have remained the same for a few months. I have another domain ‘advancedweb.co.nz’ registered with another registrar and it also uses the same nameservers as fyrewolf.com (the same server/host), and I am not having any DNS issues with it.
Also, I mentioned I updated whois contact details recently, it keeps changing between the new and old contact information when I check at http://who.is/whois/fyrewolf.com/. It’s also displaying a ‘This program cannot display this webpage’ message instead of a screenshot of the site which suggests I am not the only one experiencing this DNS issue with Fyrewolf.com.
I’m not sure what you can do to fix this, as I am aware these issues tend to fix themselves – I’ve also tried switching my DNS servers from my ISPs to openDNS, and back again, clearing the DNS cache with a ‘ipconfig /flushdns’ command, as well as simply clearing temporary internet files.
Any suggestions are welcome.
