On Mon, Jul 05, 2004 at 11:45:31AM +0800, Zak B. Elep wrote:
That aside, another honest question: why is marc ain't working? I've been trying to access the archives for quite some time, all it does is that it times out when it redirects to leathercollection.ph (which I know is your site ;) Just to give you a heads up...
I recently moved marc.free.net.ph from 202.163.192.10 to 202.163.192.12. 202.163.192.10 is our main webserver (which began crawling when I got DoS'd through marc.free.net.ph... the machine couldn't handle the load). If your computer doesn't have the new IP address yet, 202.163.192.10 will give you the default page, which is our corporate website.
All three free.net.ph nameservers were updated as soon as the move occurred. This was exactly a week ago. All properly-configured cacheing DNS proxies should have the new name-IP mapping by now, shouldn't they? I did direct queries on ns1.free.net.ph, ns2.free.net.ph and ns3.free.net.ph to triple-check, and all three have the new, correct name-IP mapping.
Can anyone else do tests from wherever they are and let me know how things are?
Thanks.
--> Jijo
I remember experiencing some problems with users (connecting via msproxy) when i made some ip changes before. Maybe you should look into this also. A friend of mine also had this kind of problem when he change move to another isp and some users from a different isp had trouble accessing their site. I think it has something to do with ms proxy/isa svr having some issues with ip changes so i guess those users are connected via msproxy/isa server too. anyway, from my end your ip is ok
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