Just over a week ago I changed the nameservers for a domain name (myfavoritemartinguitars.com) which is registered and managed through Ampira. I changed them to those of AddAction (in this case 64.26.0.23 and 64.26.38.2), with whom the domain is now parked ... i.e. the DNS records are setup so that requests to myfavoritemartinguitars.com point to the root directory for the myfavoriteguitars.com site.
According to the WHOIS record this change has successfully filtered through (http://www.networksolutions.com/cgi-bin/whois/whois?STRING=myfavoritemartinguitars.com&SearchType=do).
However when I try to call up the address myfavoritemartinguitars.com in my Internet browser the site can't be found. And when I ping the domain myfavoriteguitars.com I get the IP address 66.113.130.226, which upon a reverse lookup reveals that the IP is oddly pointing to a server (lsh133.siteprotect.com) with the old host, HostWay, who used to have the DNS records for the domain ... and still do in fact as the hosting account with them has not been shut down. Yet the domain doesn't really point anywhere at the same time! All this is very confusing!
Any help ASAP really appreciated as this is costing the business money...
Thanks,
teknodude
According to the WHOIS record this change has successfully filtered through (http://www.networksolutions.com/cgi-bin/whois/whois?STRING=myfavoritemartinguitars.com&SearchType=do).
However when I try to call up the address myfavoritemartinguitars.com in my Internet browser the site can't be found. And when I ping the domain myfavoriteguitars.com I get the IP address 66.113.130.226, which upon a reverse lookup reveals that the IP is oddly pointing to a server (lsh133.siteprotect.com) with the old host, HostWay, who used to have the DNS records for the domain ... and still do in fact as the hosting account with them has not been shut down. Yet the domain doesn't really point anywhere at the same time! All this is very confusing!
Any help ASAP really appreciated as this is costing the business money...
Thanks,
teknodude