Big problem, I think it's IP related... - Webmaster Forums - Webmaster forum for HTML, PHP, ASP, CSS and more

SilvaD · 01-01-2011, 01:19 PM

Hi guys,
I really, really hope somebody here can help me. I have an unlimited hosting account with UnlimitedWebHosting.co.uk I run a number of domains (about a dozen) from this hosting account.
For some reason I can no longer access any of my domains, the FTP, the control panel or the webmail server, I've spoken with the technical support team there who have assured me that there is nothing blocking my IP from there end.
I've tried everything I can think of including:-
• Clearing my browsing data, cache, cookies etc.
• Using a totally different browser
• Using a different wireless adapter for my computer
• CMD commands such as ipconfig release and ipconfig renew

Everybody else can connect to the sites; including other computers on my network, so now I'm totally stumped.

Any ideas anybody?

Thanks
SilvaD

**ameerulislam** · 01-07-2011, 03:53 PM

Try from another computer and with different internet connection once and with same connection in another occasion. In this way you will know is it the ip your computer it self. Could be a virus attack as well.

Do the testing first.

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hostatree · 02-20-2011, 02:27 AM

check with your ISP some times pages get cached in your ISP cache and are not updated, so displayed again and again. Ask them that you are unable to access your website using their connection.

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