Website Problem??

I think it's possible that my website provider was hacked over the
weekend. (Or the link into Dallas from the west is broken.)

Please try to access:

http://www.analog-innovations.com

and report back what error message you get.

Thanks!

P.S. Don't try to send E-mail to me... that's hosed also :-(

...Jim Thompson

 

The system detected an Unresolved Host Name while attempting to
retrieve the URL: http://www.analog-innovations.com/

(This was from Australia.)

Allan.

 

[...]

The problem appears to be with your DNS. Whois at godaddy.com reveals
your two authoritative DNS servers are:

NS.ADTSOFT.COM
NS.BREAKINGNEWSNETWORK.COM

The first one doesn't respond to DNS queries for your domain. The second
reports no domain found. Methinks only the first DNS server ever actually
had your DNS entries (or perhaps it was the primary while the other was
secondary) and now that the first DNS server is hosed, your domain
effectively does not exist.

If you knew the IP address of your website, you could always try putting
that into your web browser to see if the hosting site is still up. Keep
in mind that shared hosting often uses the same IP address for multiple
domains and only sorts which domain to show you by the domain name in the
URL. You could get around that little problem by temporarily putting the
IP address of your hosting server into your HOSTS[1] file and then trying
to pull up your website in a browser.

[1] In Win9x, the HOSTS file is in the \WINDOWS directory, for NT/2K/XP,
it's in the \WINNT\SYSTEM32\DRIVERS\ETC folder. In any *NIX it's in /etc.

--Paul
** Note "removemunged" in email address and remove to reply. **

 

No connection from Europe either.

Error 500
The server encountered an unexpected condition which
prevented it from fulfilling the request.
Couldn't connect to server 'www.analog-innovations.com' (port 80) !

Rene

 

The same here from the USA.

it dead Jim.... 8-/

(I just had to say that!)

 

Timeout resolving host. Jim doesn't exist any more!

John

 

There had to have been at least two, one primary and one secondary.

Anyway I hope this is not a Go Daddy problem as I was just contemplating
moving some domains there. So do let us know who's fault this is. And
don't even think about moving to register.com, they already know how to
do this exact same crap.

So, if the above are really your name servers you need to speak with who
ever administers the primary site asap...

Billy Y..

 

Sounds like either your doman was hacked, or they abandoned ship on ya! Be
sure to ask for downtime credit... : )


"Host Name Lookup Failed
The Proxomitron couldn't find the site named...
www.analog-innovations.com
Check that the name is correct. If so, the site may have changed or may no
longer exist."

 

It's my son :-( NS.ADTSOFT.COM is down because he is moving and I
haven't been able to reach him.

But I don't know why BreakingNews isn't working.

I'm thinking of moving everything to GoDaddy as well. Nice write-up
on Bob Parsons in this morning's East Valley Tribune!

...Jim Thompson

 

It probably tried to update your zone (as it's called in the world of
dns) and when the zone transfer failed it decided to call you gone...

I imagine you could get Breaking News to fix this, but you might need
to send them a good copy of your zone file. Or maybe they have an old
copy somewhere...

Billy Y..

 

It's 18:35 CET (should be 11:35 ET) and there's no problem
at all from here (Chemnitz/Germany)

Regards,
Mario

 

At last - someone who has the site cached.. The actual name
servers for it are still down though, I just looked again.

Billy Y..

 

In the typical "multi-homed" configuration you could just add the domain
name to the IP address and have it work, as in http://192.245.12.31/mix/
for my place...

Billy Y..

 

From sunny Florida, I got:

The page cannot be displayed
The page you are looking for is currently unavailable. The Web site
might be experiencing technical difficulties, or you may need to adjust your
browser settings.

 

Hmmm, strange. Actually I made a reload of the site exactly
to avoid the caching.

Now I tried it from my home computer and I can't reach it
anymore. Also nslookup does not return an IP address.
Perhaps it is a pure name server problem. I guess
our caching name server still kept the IP address this afternoon,
but has removed it now.

Regards,
Mario

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Dept. of Computer Science Tel.: (+49) 371 531 1660
Chair of Computer Architecture Fax.: (+49) 371 531 1818
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Netscape is unable to locate the server www.analog-innovations.com.
Please check the server name and try again.

This from Netscape 4.61 for OS/2

--
Jim Backus OS/2 user
bona fide replies to jimb-thecirclethingy-jita-dp-demon-dp-co-dp-uk
or remove "NOT" from address
remove dashes and make the obvious substitutions for valid email
address

 

A URL --
www.zoneedit.com

 

For those who don't live in the Phoenix metro area:

http://www.aztrib.com/index.php?sty=6813

--Paul
** Note "removemunged" in email address and remove to reply. **

 

[snip]
Same from Canada.

Mostafa

 

I can offer webhosting..