Vinyl Engine site down ?
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mhardy6647
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Workin' fine here, as well.
The OP might consider (probably in this order):
1) clearing cookies and/or history on his or her browser
2) checking for an update for his/her preferred browser (i.e., make sure the browser is up-to-date)
3) try another browser (if only temporarily)
http://www.vinylengine.com
Try flushing your DNS cache.
Try blowing away all your cookies, search history, etc.
jbbikerider
Active Member
It's been working fine for me today. Using Chrome.
lini
just me...
TOS: JaS reported some in the meantime fixed problems with his DNS provider a couple of days ago, when I also couldn't access VE and HFE. DNS related stuff may sometimes take a while to propagate through the net, though - so maybe you're just experiencing that hiccup with some delay...
Greetings from Munich!
Manfred / lini
Greetings from Munich!
Manfred / lini
T.O.S.
Active Member
did it -nothing
Couple of things to try...
One:
Use the web site isitdownrightnow.com and put in the web site name. It will tell if it's really down or just a problem for you.
Two:
Open a command window and type "nslookup www.vinylengine.com"
You should get something back like:
Server: dns.yourisp.net
Address: ###.###.###.###.###
More stuff....
Name:
Addresses: This is the important part...
If you see numbers under addresses, then DNS (Domain Name Services) is working and routing you to that server.
If you get addresses, post those back and see what other people get.
I got 67.225.154.41
You should get the same number if the DNS routing is correct.
If you don't get an address returned, try typing "ipconfig /flushdns" and then try the nslookup command again. flushdns will flush what is cached in your DNS resolver cache.
One:
Use the web site isitdownrightnow.com and put in the web site name. It will tell if it's really down or just a problem for you.
Two:
Open a command window and type "nslookup www.vinylengine.com"
You should get something back like:
Server: dns.yourisp.net
Address: ###.###.###.###.###
More stuff....
Name:
Addresses: This is the important part...
If you see numbers under addresses, then DNS (Domain Name Services) is working and routing you to that server.
If you get addresses, post those back and see what other people get.
I got 67.225.154.41
You should get the same number if the DNS routing is correct.
If you don't get an address returned, try typing "ipconfig /flushdns" and then try the nslookup command again. flushdns will flush what is cached in your DNS resolver cache.
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mhardy6647
Lunatic Member
Not to change the subject or anything... 
...but, hey, T.O.S., is that a Philips reel to reel (like an N4506 or N4422 or suchlike) in your avatar?
...but, hey, T.O.S., is that a Philips reel to reel (like an N4506 or N4422 or suchlike) in your avatar?
Have you flushed the DNS cache?
If that didn't work, set your DNS servers to the Google public servers and flush again.
If that didn't work, set your DNS servers to the Google public servers and flush again.
T.O.S.
Active Member
Did flushed DNS ,didn't work
I'll try the second variant , just don't want to screw up something , it's not the waters I'm trained to swim if you understand me
Thanks for helping
T.O.S.
Active Member
Not to change the subject or anything...
...but, hey, T.O.S., is that a Philips reel to reel (like an N4506 or N4422 or suchlike) in your avatar?
Indeed , N4420 it came by DHL this very morning , ordered it one week ago ,serviced,overhauled, from a guy in Germany. Didn't even opened the package yet ....hope it's OK
Some OTARI machine in your avatar seems to me ?
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mhardy6647
Lunatic Member
T.O.S.
Active Member
BHO ? :scratch2: Excuse me , I'm out of these things ...
Indeed , other sites are working !!
