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Old 04-28-2006, 05:43 AM   #1 (permalink)
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Browser Is Confused...

I set up a new 2003 Server box with the intention of hosting my domain myself instead of paying for limited bandwidth/disk space someplace else.

I got my website working on my local server, but now, I can't browse to my remote site (browser tells me it can't find the server), and I can't retrieve email from it. If I shut down my local server, I can then browse to the remote site (after an as-yet undetermined amount of time).
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Old 04-28-2006, 06:54 AM   #2 (permalink)
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I'm not entirely sure, but this sounds like a Record issue to me, not a browser.
When you changed the A record, did you change the MX record as well?
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Well, I haven't changed anything yet as far as the domain is concerned. From here at work, I can go to both sites with no problem at all.

However, at home, I do this:

1) Browse to local site using public (static) IP - works great

2) Browse to remote site (using domain name) - it doesn't work - says it can't find the server.

Both the local server box and my LAN workstation are behind the same IP. Could that be part of the problem?
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Found the problem - I still had a dns entry in my dns server - took it out, and everything is cool...
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