Problem solved. Thanks.

What OS are you using?

If it's Windows, you fail. Nevertheless try repairing your internet connection. Check the taskbar, look for the Network icon, move your mouse over it, and click Repair Network Connections (or something to that effect). Wait for it to finish repairing, and then try again.

If it's Mac, try a reboot. Mac usually sorts itself out on its own.

tried another browser? proxy?

ping the site ip and/or do a tracert

Try chrome.

12char?

What's the website ?

if you dont mind...can we know what website it it?

I just said I've tried every browser... Lol.


It's definitely my internet.

Like, I'm on it with my phone as I type this.

Try doing a trace route:

Start > type in 'cmd' and then type in tracert WEBSITE URL

Originally Posted by blackdragon

Try doing a trace route:

Start > type in 'cmd' and then type in tracert WEBSITE URL

Tracert is being done now... what am I looking for?

Well, just tried my roommate's computer (so same internet) and doesn't work on his either. Ragee.

I think you should upgrade your Windows into an Apples.

Yea, I'll get right on that, after I cut off my clit.

If your trying to access the Cpanel and its down its possible your server is down. Maybe just call or email the company you get hosting from.

Originally Posted by blackdragon

If your trying to access the Cpanel and its down its possible your server is down. Maybe just call or email the company you get hosting from.

But the site too? The site was bought separately from the hosting company.

And everyone's telling me they can access the site. (link above)

PS: What was the tracert supposed to do? Do you want me to c/p the results or whatever? xC

Originally Posted by lawleypop

But the site too? The site was bought separately from the hosting company.

And everyone's telling me they can access the site. (link above)

PS: What was the tracert supposed to do? Do you want me to c/p the results or whatever? xC

it's supposed to tell which server exactly is causing the problem.
probably paste the results and compare with a result that is working

like mine:

Tracing route to 64-120-162-109.hostnoc.net.162.120.64.in-addr.arpa [64.120.162.109]
over a maximum of 30 hops:

  1     1 ms     1 ms     1 ms  192.168.0.1
  2     8 ms     8 ms     8 ms  xx.xx.xx.x
  3     9 ms    27 ms    10 ms  home.cgocable.net [xx.xxx.xx.xx]
  4    10 ms    10 ms    12 ms  cgocable.net [xx.xxx.xx.xx]
  5    12 ms    11 ms    11 ms  gw-he.torontointernetxchange.net
  6    36 ms    26 ms    26 ms  10gigabitethernet1-2.core1.nyc5.he.net [72.52.92.165]
  7    30 ms    26 ms    28 ms  10gigabitethernet1-4.core1.nyc1.he.net [72.52.92.153]
  8    36 ms    35 ms    34 ms  vl0017.gwy03.sctn01.hostnoc.net [216.66.0.214]
  9    33 ms    46 ms    47 ms  xe1-03.gwy03.sctn01.hostnoc.net [64.120.243.26]
 10    34 ms    37 ms    32 ms  ec0-63.bt0201.sctn01.hostnoc.net [96.9.184.46]
 11    34 ms    36 ms    35 ms  64-120-162-109.hostnoc.net.162.120.64.in-addr.arpa [64.120.162.109]

Trace complete.

some non-relevant IP addresses hidden.

Have you tried renewing the IP on your router (not modem)? Go to router settings > Release IP > Renew IP.

I had the same problem accessing a website and its FTP server and after a day of this, I did this, got a new IP assigned to the router and everything started working fine (not before that site got infected by a malicious script using an infected proxy lol)