I have domain from namecheap.com and they hosted on my dedicated server with bluehost.com. suddenly since last 2 weeks im facing an issue. on all my domain that i have from namecheap.com hosted on bluehost after browing for few mins gets ERR_CONNECTION_TIME_OUT error and then immediately page reloads automatically. Even on the Cpanel login page of these domains we get the same issue. Though we have some domains registered with bluehost it self and hosted on the same blue host server we dont get this error on those domain. We have contact bluehost they said all is fine from their end, we contacted namecheap.com they said all is good from their end. Now i am stuck what to check and where to check, we have reinstalled the website scripts disabled all the plugins but we still getting this error, it is not all the time when we try to browse website after two three pages we get this error and then its gone then after 2 3 pages it comes again and then gone.
Any sort of suggestions or help will be appreciated.
Typically, an error ERR_CONNECTION_TIMED_OUT occurs when you have intermittent Internet connectivity. I believe you won't face the same problem in other ISP. To fix that, you can try flushing the DNS of your local computer by issuing command ipconfig /flushdnsfrom command prompt. In addition, edit local computer hosts file located at Computer C:\ Windows\ System32\ Drivers\ etc\Hosts, and look for entry like 0.0.0.0 example.com. Remove that entry, save the file and restart your computer.
Related
I hosted my PHP website on GoDaddy's Gen 4 VPS. after a while of users using it. The website couldn't be accessed by anyone and all the users received DNS_PROBE_FINISHED_NXDOMAIN. The Nameservers were pointed to the server IP and it was working fine. But when this message appears the domain was resolving, server was working and files could be accessed but when trying to open anything on this domain the users receive DNS_PROBE_FINISHED_NXDOMAIN. When restarting the VPS everything works fine. but this problem happens again and again after users use this website again.
Is there any solution for this or even does anyone faced this problem before or knows the root cause of it??
NOTE: The PHP code was tested before launching and the server specs were more than required.
I encounter a weird problem i cannot resolve. My setup is as follows:
1 centos server running apache
1 mySql backend
Running in the cloud
I got 1 pc, 2 laptops and 1 mobile (samsung s2) at home. When I browse to my website hosted on the apache server with my pc and 2 laptops at the same time everything works perfectly. But when I browse to the website with my mobile (wifi), I will get a timeout on my pc and 2 laptops:
This webpage is not available, ERR_CONNECTION_TIMED_OUT
After the website is loaded on my mobile everything on the pc and 2 laptops works fine. So everytime I use my mobile phone to browse the website I get an connection time out on my pc and laptops.
This problem also occurs on other networks. So it's not a problem with my home network/router configuration. At home i can only reproduce this problem with my mobile. Other people also reported this problem. The only link I have is that it always occurs when browsing on the same network.
What i tried to resolve this problem:
Looked in the apache configuration
Searched log files for clues
Disabled iptables on the webserver
But i cannot find any related settings that might cause this problem. It seems like when i browse to the website with my mobile that all other connections comming from the same ip address are blocked. When the site is fully loaded on my mobile this block/lock disappears.
Does anyone have a clue where i should start looking?
P.s. I did not mention the website url on purpose.
we have an IIS 7 server hosting different sites/applications.
Take not that this server is hosting other site/site-applications running on either asp or php. There is already an existing site application running thru fastCGI php.
I now added a new site (not a site-application) - a laravel 5.1 framework, to the IIS server, but this new site is not loading anything. Tried a test php page which echos phpinfo() only and i also made a static html file with just "Hello world" on it but to no avail.
Checked my handlers, and my php handler is there.
When i try to browse the sites host name I get this error:
The server at [mysubdom].[domain].com can't be found, because the DNS
lookup failed. DNS is the network service that translates a website's name to
its Internet address. This error is most often caused by having no connection to
the Internet or a misconfigured network. It can also be caused by an
unresponsive DNS server or a firewall preventing Google Chrome from accessing
the network.
Is this really a DNS problem?
Can you open it local? http://127.0.0.1/{websitename}/index.html with the hello world ... Don't always go directly to your binding address.. try to load on the server itself first.
I have a website that has been working perfectly for several months. It is a joomla 2.5 site with a full, commercial SSL certificate from GoDaddy
Debian 7 64 bit server
Virtualmin
Hosted on Linode
No change to server, no new installs, nothing other than users browsing, and for some reason switching on errors does not reveal the problem / error.. just keeps showing the 500 page, and I cant find any error logs
Tried a fresh HTACCESS
The ONLY thing that has changed, the client has bought a new domain and just done a redirect / forward
If I browse the site without SSL, its perfect.
Can anyone give me a starting point for this perplexing 'out of nowhere' error
Thanks
It could be a SSL name mismatch error seeing that you are coming from a domain not listed in the certificate. Seeing as it is one of the requirements to set up a secure connection.
I'm working IT at a small company. We host our own exchange servers, and web server. Yesterday, at around 2pm, external emails stopped getting through to us, and our website began serving a 500 error to everyone.
I didn't do much to the firewall (sonicwall 240) or the servers yesterday to cause this. We run WordPress and do not have automatic updates turned on. Also PHP did not update itself.
I'm not sure where to look first. Any ideas on how to track down what's throwing the 500 error? It's not a single page or script that's doing it. Even if I create my own .php file, it'll have a 500 error.
Fixed: Our web server lost it's internal IP address. I changed it back to 192.168.0.3 as it was before, and all is well.