Please help test

[Reef Supplies]

Hit everyone

We moved server yesturday and some people are saying its not loading. Can you please test and let me know if it loads?

http://www.reefsupplies.ca

Thanks

[Reef Puffer]

Looks good

[The Codfather]

Yep. It works.

[Smudge]

Works for me Ray.

[marie]

Works for me

[Reef Supplies]

hey thanks a ton everyone!

[Bugger]

dosen't work for me

[Reef Supplies]

What do you get when you try to load? Can you PM me
Your ip?

Google search "what's my ip"

Thanks!

[The Grizz]

Locked & loaded for me no problem!! Is that a new site? looks great!

[Reef Supplies]

Thanks Grizz. We made some minor changes to the site, the big change was moving it to a dual dedicated server. The old one could not handle the traffic.

Thanks

[Goatman]

yep looks good. Nice aesthetic

[Gone Snorkelin']

Worked for me the first time. While I was on your site it just quit working. I cleared my cache and tried again and no way. It won't load.

Michael

[Reef Supplies]

Worked for me the first time. While I was on your site it just quit working. I cleared my cache and tried again and no way. It won't load.

Michael

Can you please PM me your IP?

Thanks!

[Reef Supplies]

Up..

[globaldesigns]

Worked for me...

If people are still having problems, it can be many things:

1.) Firstly when you move a website to a new server, this means your site will have a new/different IP, thus you have an issue called dns caching, as there as a time limit set for things to renew, this is called a TTL... Anyways time will fix this problem.

2.) ISP's also cache websites, so if you moved and deleted the old site, and if the ISP of the visitor is caching, then there can be problems. Again time will fix this.

3.) Caching within the visitors computer itself... There are ways to clear this cache, but most don't know how... Again, time will fix.

By today, hopefully you see no more problems.

[Reef Supplies]

Hi and thanks for the reply!

Worked for me...

If people are still having problems, it can be many things:

1.) Firstly when you move a website to a new server, this means your site will have a new/different IP, thus you have an issue called dns caching, as there as a time limit set for things to renew, this is called a TTL... Anyways time will fix this problem.

2.) ISP's also cache websites, so if you moved and deleted the old site, and if the ISP of the visitor is caching, then there can be problems. Again time will fix this.

The old site was left on the old server for this very reason.

3.) Caching within the visitors computer itself... There are ways to clear this cache, but most don't know how... Again, time will fix.

Yes, this we can't control but since the old site is on the old server we should see sales go though it?

By today, hopefully you see no more problems.


The problem we are having is we are getting at least one person every day since the DNS swap tell us that it hangs at checkout. We have tested many many times and it works fine on our end. Our host is telling us the Mod Security is blocking some of these clients because the PC's are trying to inject Iframes. We confirmed this with 2 client IP's. Lot's of malware going around, so it seems.

thanks