Unfortunately I don't have a

greg — Wed, 03 Dec 2008 18:40:43 +0000

Unfortunately I don't have a direct IP to test it with.
I'm using a server in 7 server cluster, and apache/bind takes care of dns and other routing

Perhaps I could source some other DNS servers, it's just finding some that are private and not public, or at least trustable with my data

pr0gr4mm3r wrote: Do the

greg — Wed, 03 Dec 2008 18:32:00 +0000

pr0gr4mm3r wrote:

Do the nameservers in your domain settings match the nameservers in your DNS records? Probably isn't the problem unless you changed them recently, but it's worth a check.

They do. But the reason I don't see this as a nameserver or DNS 'setting' issue is most other people around the globe (and myself with proxy) can access them fine.

Also, the fact (without a proxy) I can access them on and off, eg for 20 mins, then not for an hour or two then access them again for 10-20 mins, makes me believe it can't be a DNS issue, as this usually takes at least 12 hours for dns servers to pick up the changes.

It's weird that when I cannot access the servers though HTTP I can still access the servers with FTP.

This is why I always set my

Greg K — Wed, 03 Dec 2008 18:24:55 +0000

This is why I always set my home router to not only use my ISP's DNS, but also another DNS (I know the ones for a local university).

RoadRunner in our area a couple of years ago was having major problems with their DNS servers going up and down, so I started doing this. They would deny problems with it.

Here is a way to test: try browsing directly to the IP address for your domain (if you have a dedicated IP address for it), if you can browse to that but not to the domain name, then that is the culprit.

The issue with your FTP program may be that it just caches the IP address longer, so it still knew what IP address to use.

-Greg

Do the nameservers in your

pr0gr4mm3r — Wed, 03 Dec 2008 18:20:31 +0000

Do the nameservers in your domain settings match the nameservers in your DNS records? Probably isn't the problem unless you changed them recently, but it's worth a check.