.com gone?

[burnt]

Ted,

I'm sure you are aware of this but thought I'd post just incase.

The .com domain isn't resolving...it's currently displaying a holding page for an isp.

All the best.

[PetrolTed]

All ok here. What ISP holding page are you seeing?

[Mannginger]

Seems fine to me...?

I come in on www.pistonheads.com/gassing but www.pistonheads.com is fine too.

Phil

[burnt]

PetrolTed said:

All ok here. What ISP holding page are you seeing?

worldwide.co.uk

www.pistonheads.com - new site for client
New site for client
This is a new site reserved for a client through WIS.

Ted, can't upload a grab from here..sorry.

I can email you one if you like.

>> Edited by burnt on Sunday 28th November 09:10

[JamieBeeston]

Both authorative DNS servers are serving the correct info.

I would imagine a local DNS hijack.

Burnt, from a Command Prompt (Start...Run... cmd <enter>

ipconfig /all

Then paste

DNS Servers . . . . . . . . . . . : 80.253.108.11
80.253.108.12

[burnt]

Command prompt...whats one of those? I'm on a Mac!

Very odd, only started happening this morning.

Surely it's my ISP rather than my machine?

[burnt]

Okay back on track now.

No idea what that was but forced using a different ip on broadband and seems to have cleared problem.

Sorry to concern anyone.

[JamieBeeston]

Mac

if OsX ifconfig -a should do from a Terminal window.

Most likely your ISPs nameservers had been 'played with'