I did phone my ISP and ask

pr0gr4mm3r — Mon, 19 Jan 2009 02:08:11 +0000

I did phone my ISP and ask about DNS server issues, of course I just got told to reboot the HUB/router etc

Rebooting/flishing your cache is worth a try. It's possible that your ISP had a blip, and you cached some bad records.

I tried opendns before and

greg — Mon, 19 Jan 2009 01:51:08 +0000

I tried opendns before and it worked fine, the same way it does when I use a proxy I guess. As both ways don't use my ISP's DNS records for my website.

Looking for some DNS checking sites now...

I have made a work around for the issue, although not ideal, by installing LAMP. Obviously my clients cannot see work progress with this and respond to any additions I make. Discussions on development is no good with this so I still need to resolve the issue.

I did phone my ISP and ask about DNS server issues, of course I just got told to reboot the HUB/router etc

It sounds like a DNS issue

pr0gr4mm3r — Mon, 19 Jan 2009 01:38:33 +0000

It sounds like a DNS issue to me. Try setting up your computer to use OpenDNS to see what happens.

Also, check to make sure that the nameservers listed on your domain's DNS records match up with your domain record with your domain host. There are also site where you can submit your domain and check for possible DNS issues. Intermediate problems can be caused by one nameserver in the list being incorrect or something.