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after migrating website still points to old location

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jamesnew01

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i migrated a website from one vps to another over 2 weeks ago, but still if i find the ip address of the site it points to the old server,

has this something to do with the mxrecord?

where do i find this?

what do i need to change or do?

any help would be great appreciated as i fairly new to plesk and web administration

thanks again
 
there can be tens of reasons, you need to start from the top and do step by step

- check what name servers are set for the domain in registrar's WHOIS..

- what IP of name servers are registered there with..

- try to resolve the domain name with these name servers

- try to resolve the domain name with IPs of these name servers

if they are OK, then check what default name server is for you (for the station where you are sitting), probably the problem is there..
 
still lost

thanks for the info but still a little lost


Name Server: NS49.DOMAINCONTROL.COM
Name Server: NS50.DOMAINCONTROL.COM
Whois Server: whois.godaddy.com


how do i go about resolving the domain name with these name server


www.ethersnort.com
 
Re: still lost

Originally posted by jamesnew01
thanks for the info but still a little lost


Name Server: NS49.DOMAINCONTROL.COM
Name Server: NS50.DOMAINCONTROL.COM
Whois Server: whois.godaddy.com


how do i go about resolving the domain name with these name server


www.ethersnort.com

hi.

under *nix type:

host <youdomain> NS50(49).DOMAINCONTROL.COM

under M$:

> nslookup <yourdomain> NS50(49).DOMAINCONTROL.COM
 
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