Hrm....I've had a few people tell me that my site doesn't work. It's a DNS issue which means... I dunno something. If you have tried to visit
www.kiltedassassin.com and it hasn't worked, and for some reason you have lots of time on your hands (or are desperate to see the Science Squad) you can follow the following easy steps:
( I don't really expect anyone to do this but still, it's worth a shot).
For Macs, Linux/UNIX, Windows XP: from the command prompt or terminal
window, (see ** Note ** below) try:
nslookup kiltedassassin.com
If you don't get an answer back, try:
nslookup kiltedassassin.com 205.171.2.65
That should return an answer from QWest (resolver.qwest.net), who
currently recognizes kiltedassassin.com. If you can't get an answer from
that IP address, then your ISP has more DNS configuration to do, since
QWEST is a huge DNS provider.
Then try to ping the IP address for kiltedassassin.com:
ping 67.41.131.73
Copy the results from nslookup into an email to your ISP's help desk, and
tell them that this is a working domain, and please give you access. If
you get something back from ping, add to the email that you can see the
server on the network.
** Note **: nslookup can be found in different places, so you many need
to try /usr/sbin/nslookup on Solaris, Mac or Linux systems. On Red Hat
Linux, the command is /usr/bin/nslookup. From Windows XP, the command is
available on the XP Professional Command Prompt, and likely available on
other versions of Windows or Windows XP.