On 19 Jan 2001, 14:55, patricia wrote:
> where would you look ??
I think you answered your own question.
[...read all about switching hosts and losing access to the first
host...]
> I am on a Compaq running windows 95.
> On this computer is where I created and housed the
> files for the original website.
Okay...if you created your website files on your computer and you still
have use of that same computer, aren't your files still on your
computer?
> In case it's needed: I have access to a Compaq with Windows ME and
> FrontPage2000 on my new computer. I have never used those for the
> original site. I just got them 3 days ago.
Do you still have the old computer running? If yes, why not just copy
your files to a floppy disk and then copy them to the new computer?
>From which computer are you now or plan to later, upload your files to
your new site?
> Is there some place I can find my old IP ##
The answer to that is probably not. There may be a DNS server
somewhere that has not updated their files to show your new IP for your
old host domain, but it is pretty doubtful. A long shot would be to
try ARIN.net, a database to locate information on networks, autonomous
system numbers (ASNs), network-related handles, and other related
Points of Contact (POCs):
http://whois.arin.net/whois/arinwhois.html
The only other thing I can suggest is to look and see if you can find
the original email messages the host sent you when you set up the first
account. That would have the original IP address showing.
Patti, I am sorry, but I get the impression that the first host wants
to divorce themselves from you. I would think it is a distinct
possibility that your first host has deleted your files and it would
therefore be pointless to try and access that server again.
Alan
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