Thread: DNS Question

I've just published my web site www.pamsmobilecuts.ie and all my pages were sucessfully published but theres still no sign of them on the net, another thing i tried to do was creat a site generator map but it doesnt seem to be doing anything,

Help

Thanks Pamela

Have you got your domain name pointing to the server?

As you have just changed over from a .com domain
to a .ie domain
and if your dns is correct
then you may have to wait for the new domain name to propogate around the www net before you can view it.

And that would also explain why the site map cannot find your new domain name/site.

so basically il just wait until tomorrow to try again as the company who changed my domain name said it would take 24 hours max. how do i get my domain name pointing to the server, Thanks very much for speedy response
Pam

Well, you say above that you already got a company to do it for you and they said 24 hours. So I presume from this they are repointing it for you?

If not then you can contact them and give them the VH IP addresses they need to repoint. These details will be in your welcome email.

Now that you have purchased your new domain name from Vodahost (and if your account has been reset as previously advised) you can view this visual tutorial on how to change your dns

If you still have a problem with changing your VH dns, then you can always put in a support ticket to the team.

What if i said i was a total prat and deleted my welcome email by mistake, can i get a copy of this somewhere, sorry............

Snap Marincky.............nice to see you around again....................lol

David I don't think Pamela has bought the domain through VH. Correct me if I am wrong Pam.

no bought the .ie domain from an irish company as im based in ireland

Originally Posted by hairs.pam

What if i said i was a total prat and deleted my welcome email by mistake, can i get a copy of this somewhere, sorry............

You can email support for a copy. Put a ticket in.

Nice to see you too David

Originally Posted by davidundalicia

Put in asupport ticket requesting a copy of your welcome email

C'mon David... you're too slow lol

Thanks for the help,
As irelands bus services motto says
"were not there yet but were getting there"

Thanks
Talk soon

You're welcome. Let us know how you get on.

Given the information in your other thread, I thought that you had purchased your new domain name from VH.

I apologise for the misunderstanding.

This begs the question about whether or not the .ie domain is now your MAIN DOMAIN or not ?¿

Hello My registar company just mailed me back and they asked me
Can you please provide us with the domain name and the nameservers you wish to change to how can i find this out
Thanks

Originally Posted by hairs.pam

Hello My registar company just mailed me back and they asked me
Can you please provide us with the domain name and the nameservers you wish to change to how can i find this out
Thanks

You'll need to email supprt for your welcome email again.

Although, if you can give me some info on what server you are on I might be able to help as I have accounts on most servers.

Can you tell me the IP address (number) that you publish to?

208.43.222.132 is the one i publish to, i just received copy of welcom e mail

Ok, that's Voda 31, a new server so don't have any accounts on there yet. But if you have the email now then you will have the info on there.

Scroll down to the bit in the email that reads:

Attention!!! - Domain Name - Name server Information (DNS) & Transfer Instructions:

Underneath that will be two name servers (e.g ns1.voda31.com) and 2 ip addresses. some numbers like 75.126.34.23 etc

Send the company both these details.

I found the servers on the welcom letter and i sent them on to my registar. so should they take it from there when there setting up my new .ie domain, starting to understand this lingo.....

Originally Posted by hairs.pam

I found the servers on the welcom letter and i sent them on to my registar. so should they take it from there when there setting up my new .ie domain, starting to understand this lingo.....

Sounds to me like they will repoint the domain yes. You have to give it up to 48 hours. Sometimes it takes just 15 minutes.. but as I say it can take longer.

Your not there yet, but your getting there.................lol

Thanks for all, nearly there