could someone please do me a favor?

[Ava]

got here and tell me if the site is up and working: http://www.peacetakescourage.com/

i keep getting the server not found message in my browser, but my host insists that the site is up and working.

[LeftyMom]

1. It's fine. nt

[Ava]

4. why the hell won't it come up for me then?

gah! i'm frustrated with this

[jmowreader]

6. You're running Internet Explorer, ain'tcha?

That's the only browser I've got that shows sites that really are there as "not found."

[Ava]

7. nope.. never use IE

i'm a firefox person

[KitchenWitch]

2. Works for me - using Firefox.

[Ava]

5. i use firefox too

can't figure out why it won't come up for me

[pokerfan]

14. Try Ctrl+F5

That force a reload of the page (overriding your cache).

[Ava]

15. still not working

:shrug:

[pokerfan]

18. Did you check your firewall?

[jmowreader]

3. I just went. It's there.

I get the same message when I try to go to Yahoo sometimes, and I KNOW that's there.

[khashka]

8. Worked fine for me

You may need to just turn the computer off and start over. Sometimes works.
It could be a problem with your server or a bandwidth problem.
But it's there.

Khash.

[Ava]

9. yup, tried that

:shrug:

[Brigid]

10. Works fine for me.

I use Verizon.

[Ava]

11. dammit, still not working

i'm getting really pissed

[AmyDeLune]

12. It's coming up for me...

If you have a computer registry cleaning program, you might try giving your registry a clean.

[cabbage08]

13. works for me too

[Sentath]

16. Oh Gosh, here I go all techy

Can you Ping it?

What OS do you have?

What anti-virus or security software do you have?

[Ava]

19. windows xp

avast! and yeah, i can ping it.

i think it is just my net provider(charter) - which sucks.

[Sentath]

22. Ok, I don't know Avast!

But, I'm going to agree with whoever said to check your firewall settings.

[Q3JR4]

27. If you're using Windows XP's firewall,

you could try shutting it off, visiting the site for a test, and then turning your firewall back on again.

:shrug:

Q3JR4.

[logosoco]

17. works for me with FIrefox

looks like a cool site. Thanks! hope you get there!

[Ava]

20. thanks

me too :(

[SeattleGirl]

21. Works for me on Firefox.

:hi:

[LSK]

23. redirects me to seanhannity.com

:popcorn: :popcorn: :popcorn:


:D





















j/k

[Kutjara]

24. If you're using firefox, try this:

Type "about:config" into the address bar (without the quotes). You'll go to a whole slew of "hidden" Firefox settings (after a dire warning about "voiding your warranty" - like Firefox has a warranty). Now, type "IPv6" (again, without the quotes) into the "Filter" line. You should then see "network.dns.disableIPv6". Double click on this, so that the word "false" at the end switches to "true." Now restart Firefox and see if you can access the page.

I usually find that, if I can't access one page or another, it's usually because the server hosting that page gets confused when IPv6 is enabled on the user's browser.

You can leave IPv6 switched off, because very few sites use it and those that do also support IPv4.

[Ava]

25. thanks, but still not working

:(

[Kutjara]

30. Try downloading Opera or Safari.

It might be a Firefox-specific problem that you can get around by using another browser for that site.

Other than that, the only thing I can think of is that the site might be blocking you. That happened to me on Linux.org a month or so ago. I was configuring my home network and must have accidentally pinged linux.org so many times it triggered the "suspicious connection" alarm and blocked my IP address. I left it for a week or so and everything was back to normal.

[DarkTirade]

26. Did they switch servers recently?

Could just be that your ISP hasn't updated the DNS yet.

But if that's the case, the problem could fix itself PDQ. Just FYI.

[no name no slogan]

28. Get a Mac

:hide:

Just kidding-- I can hit it from here, using both Firefox and Safari on MacOS X via Comcast.

It's Craptasti-- er, Comcastic!

[NJmaverick]

29. I would suggest the following

Empty out your browser's history and temporary files

If you are using Window's XP or higher right click and select repair on your network connection

finally try this link

http://72.29.83.73

[RebelOne]

31. Works for me. I'm using Safari.

[RFKHumphreyObama]

32. Works for me

[Dogtown]

33. Link worked fine.

Very nice site.

[bif]

34. Worked fine on my Mac with Safari