My domain is still not active

[fabemolo]

Hello X10,

I'm new here, but not new to Internet

I've registered with you guys with the free host plan.

-My DNS has been successfully updated to ns1.x10hosting.com and ns2.x10hosting.com
-In my account, I'm not using a sub-domain, I'm using my own domain: fabemol.com
-In my control panel, I've added a new domain : fabemol.com


I STILL am not seeing anything in my bwroser...I've uploaded a simple index page, to my domain folder, and still nothing...

can you please look at what could be the issue..I really don't understand.
Cheers :happysad:

 

[Anna]

dns changes, such as changing name servers, can take up to 48 hours to fully propagate.

When I go to your domain I get a simple white page with the title "Untitled Document" and just the domain name in plain text.

Have you tried flushing your dns cache and/or clearing browser cache?

 

[fabemolo]

dns changes, such as changing name servers, can take up to 48 hours to fully propagate.

When I go to your domain I get a simple white page with the title "Untitled Document" and just the domain name in plain text.

Have you tried flushing your dns cache and/or clearing browser cache?

The page you saw is exactly what I want to see. I've flushed my DNd, and browser cache too...still don't see nothing...

I don't even have acess to the email I've created.

What could be the problem ?
Cheers

 

[Zubair]

-In my account, I'm not using a sub-domain, I'm using my own domain: fabemol.com
-In my control panel, I've added a new domain : fabemol.com

Both of the above is not possible...

You can only add domain as your main doamin from ACP
or parked and addon domain from cpanel...

make sure what you done...

change your main domain to x10hosting subdomain from ACP.
and park your domain in cpanel.

 

[descalzo]

The page you saw is exactly what I want to see. I've flushed my DNd, and browser cache too...still don't see nothing...

I don't even have acess to the email I've created.

What could be the problem ?
Cheers

People who have never tried to access your address will usually see it right away.

Those who viewed it before at its old host will have cached page or DNS information. Just flushing your DNS/cache is not enough. Your ISP will cache information/pages. Perhaps the network they are part of will do the same.

It takes time for the old information to become "stale" and the servers to ask for "updated" information. 24-36 hrs.

Your site is there. We can see it.

 

[fabemolo]

People who have never tried to access your address will usually see it right away.

Those who viewed it before at its old host will have cached page or DNS information. Just flushing your DNS/cache is not enough. Your ISP will cache information/pages. Perhaps the network they are part of will do the same.

It takes time for the old information to become "stale" and the servers to ask for "updated" information. 24-36 hrs.

Your site is there. We can see it.

I've done everything suggested, several times...I'm sorry, I can't make this work. :dunno:

any more ideas ?

Howcome LadyAnna did manage to view the index I've uploaded ?

 

[descalzo]

You can't see it because the network you are on has old information.

There are parts of the network that you cannot control.

You just have to wait until the network decides to get fresh information.

That takes time.

All you can do is wait.

Lady Anna and I could see your site because our networks never looked for your site. The did not have old information. They had to go out and get fresh information right away.