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ASP.Net Hosted Website Access Problems
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This happens intermittently all the time, but at times like today, it just go on.
This is what happens:
Our website is hosted by a company in Honk Kong.
No one inside our office, on either of the 2 dsl connections can open our own website on the host, but can surf the internet without problems.
At the same time anyone outside our office (same city, outside china) can open the site.
If I try access the site via proxy like anonymouse.org, I can open it without problems also.
I changed my connection settings any possible way I can imagine without success.
Needless to say the ISP (CNC) and the host just pull up their shoulders and my boss is jumping up and down behind me!!!!!
This is what happens:
Our website is hosted by a company in Honk Kong.
No one inside our office, on either of the 2 dsl connections can open our own website on the host, but can surf the internet without problems.
At the same time anyone outside our office (same city, outside china) can open the site.
If I try access the site via proxy like anonymouse.org, I can open it without problems also.
I changed my connection settings any possible way I can imagine without success.
Needless to say the ISP (CNC) and the host just pull up their shoulders and my boss is jumping up and down behind me!!!!!
If you want to use CSS to design Web sites you can't do it in a half-baked way. You are in or you're not in. - Charles Wyke-Smith
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I think it's got something to do with DNS that has to be reversed back... several things you can try:
- If your server is inside your network (not directly connected to the Internet), you can type in its local IP address into your web browser to view the site.
- If your server is outside your network, type in its external IP address into a web browser.
"Technological progress is like an axe in the hands of a pathological criminal."
No. Our office is in Beijing. The host is in Hong Kong.
So I am accessing the site in the same way any other internet user would.
And yes, the problem seems to be only inside our office....look for yourself at www.accuracyauto.com. The site is dead like a stick for me, but you will be able to access it.
Probably coincidence that this is OUR company's website huh?
So I am accessing the site in the same way any other internet user would.
And yes, the problem seems to be only inside our office....look for yourself at www.accuracyauto.com. The site is dead like a stick for me, but you will be able to access it.
Probably coincidence that this is OUR company's website huh?
If you want to use CSS to design Web sites you can't do it in a half-baked way. You are in or you're not in. - Charles Wyke-Smith
For what it matter:
If I ping the site: No response
FTP: I can upload and download files to the webserver using WS_FTP application
SQL Server: I can connect to my database at the host from Enterprise Manager, run queries in query analyzer.
If I ping the site: No response
FTP: I can upload and download files to the webserver using WS_FTP application
SQL Server: I can connect to my database at the host from Enterprise Manager, run queries in query analyzer.
If you want to use CSS to design Web sites you can't do it in a half-baked way. You are in or you're not in. - Charles Wyke-Smith
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Originally Posted by VanPetrol 
No. Our office is in Beijing. The host is in Hong Kong.
http://202.177.17.156/
Obviously it isn't your website, but this could yield some clues. And does http://hostinghk.com/ work on your browser?
Failure of either of these would make me think that there's something up with your ISPs DNS servers.
"Technological progress is like an axe in the hands of a pathological criminal."
Odd indeed. IP address does not work, but yes, can see host's site.
Just realized, that after I pulled and went crazy with cables on the messy bunch of switches, routers, cables, that I could access the site a while, then it stopped again.
So seems in some way something INSIDE the network is blocking this specific IP address?
There is 2 adsl lines, and 2 routers, but seems the same problem on both.
I dont know much abut it, but i got into the console application of the one router (by typing in the ip address of the routher) but the whole darn thing is in Chinese!!!!!
aaaargh!!!!!!!!!!!!
Just realized, that after I pulled and went crazy with cables on the messy bunch of switches, routers, cables, that I could access the site a while, then it stopped again.
So seems in some way something INSIDE the network is blocking this specific IP address?
There is 2 adsl lines, and 2 routers, but seems the same problem on both.
I dont know much abut it, but i got into the console application of the one router (by typing in the ip address of the routher) but the whole darn thing is in Chinese!!!!!
aaaargh!!!!!!!!!!!!
If you want to use CSS to design Web sites you can't do it in a half-baked way. You are in or you're not in. - Charles Wyke-Smith
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