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No reverse DNS on the ip of my website

Could it be a reason why a few people can't seem to access my website?

         

talannon

5:25 pm on May 18, 2005 (gmt 0)

10+ Year Member



Hi,

I have a website that I host with a company on a shared server with a dedicated IP address. Today I was told by someone that he can't seem to access my website from home but it's definitely up and a majority of people seems to have no problem accessing the website. The thing is that when I try to do a reverse dns lookup on my webserver IP address I get an error. Is it possible that it could be the reason why that person can't access our website?

What makes me think that reverse dns could the reason of my problem is that I host another website on another host which has a reverse DNS enable and he can access it. But I guess it's possible that it could be for an entirely different reason.

Thank you.

jmccormac

5:45 pm on May 18, 2005 (gmt 0)

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Any number of factors could be at play. The hoster could have blocked access from that particular ISP. The IP range being used by the hoster could be in a new range of IPs that have not fully propagated yet.

Regards...jmcc