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Old 21st May 2008
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Originally Posted by bigb89 View Post
Thanks for all the help guys.

The DNS issue just got a little weirder. The best way to explain the issue is by letting you guys see for yourselves. Try going to this domain (domain pointed to my server):

www.ibbi.org (this will go to the home page)

www.ibbi.org/administrator (it will all show the home page, but its supposed to go to the administrator section)

ibbi.org (it will go to the home page, but it shows the IP of the server where you typed the URL in the web browser)

ibbi.org/administrator (it shows a blank page)

http://216.110.3.218/administrator (this is the IP of my server, and it shows the correct administrator page).

Now, what could be causing all of this to happen? Is this due to DNS issues still? Does this has to do with my server or with the domain's registrar?
View source www.ibbi.org/administrator:

Quote:
<html>
<head><title></title></head>
<frameset cols='*' rows='*'>
<frame src='http://216.110.3.218/' frameborder='0' scrolling='Auto' noresize marginwidth='0' marginheight='0'>
</frameset>
<!--
<noframes><body>Frame required.</body></noframes>
-->
</html>
Whichever HTTP request to www.ibbi.org is, it will fetch the static content of the root dir of the IP 216.110.3.218. Try www.ibbi.org/Testing and you will see what I mean.

Change src='http://216.110.3.218/' to src='http://216.110.3.218/administrator', you will see what you wish. However, its a dirty fix. What you should do is:

- Log in the website that manages the domain ibbi.org.

- Point the domain to IP 216.110.3.218 (currently point to 66.113.136.229 & 66.113.136.225)

- Point the host www.ibbi.org to IP 216.110.3.218 (currently point to 66.113.136.225)
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