Bassdozer

Hello to all,
Does anyone happen to know what has happened to the BassDozer site? I get an
"unable to find server" error with internet explorer when trying to connect
to the web site.
Even though some of the links were outdated, it was still a good source of
info.
TIA and keep your line wet.
--
Doyce

Bassdozer came in a couple weeks ago and asked folks to test his page
because he couldn't get to it either.
I went to it again yesterday and it was still down.
He thought it was on his hosts end, but his host came up no problem when
I went to them.
Hopefully he can get it up soon.

Beverly


"Doyce McIlvene" wrote in message
...
Hello to all,
Does anyone happen to know what has happened to the BassDozer site? I get
an
"unable to find server" error with internet explorer when trying to
connect
to the web site.
Even though some of the links were outdated, it was still a good source of
info.
TIA and keep your line wet.
--
Doyce

Doyce wrote:
Does anyone happen to know what has happened to the BassDozer site?


His ISP seems to have a problem with the DNS network.

Try http://207.36.223.111/


RichZ©
www.richz.com/fishing

To me, it appears that the domain name registration expired. Once that
happens, the domain host stops broadcasting the IP address RichZ supplied as
being associated with bassdozer.com. This, in turn, causes all of the core
routers on the Internet to drop the route (e.g. bassdozer.com -
207.36.223.111) and people attempting to navigate to bassdozer.com will fail
to get there; if you happened to know the IP address, as RichZ did in this
instance, you'll still be able to get to the site.

The "whois" records indicate that the domain record was updated today. I
assume that the domain was reregister and the record updated. It usually
takes a couple of days for core Internet routers to update their DNS at
which time traffic will start routing properly again. Some may be able to
find the site today while others may need to wait a few days. The IP
address, however, will nearly always work in these situations.

And that, in a nutshell, is a bunch of crapola you probably didn't want to
know.

J.P.

"RichZ" wrote in message
...
Doyce wrote:
Does anyone happen to know what has happened to the BassDozer site?


His ISP seems to have a problem with the DNS network.

Try http://207.36.223.111/


RichZ©
www.richz.com/fishing

Sounds like you are right on the money. The only thign I might add is that
the propogation time varies drastically. I have registered new domains that
seemed ot be routing correctly in less than 12 hours, and others have taken
as much as four days. I have also found that it seems to be related to the
registrar used. Typically my registrations through godaddy have taken
longer than those through actnow. On the other hand godaddy is cheaper so I
use them unless a friend or client is buggin me to get show them soemthign
quickly. No I am not in the internet business. I own a communication
contracting company, but I do have two paying internet website clients and
lots of orgs and association that I have set up sites for.

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Fishing Link Index
www.YumaBassMan.com

webmaster
at
YumaBsssMan
dot
com
"J.P." wrote in message
news
To me, it appears that the domain name registration expired. Once that
happens, the domain host stops broadcasting the IP address RichZ supplied
as
being associated with bassdozer.com. This, in turn, causes all of the
core
routers on the Internet to drop the route (e.g. bassdozer.com -
207.36.223.111) and people attempting to navigate to bassdozer.com will
fail
to get there; if you happened to know the IP address, as RichZ did in this
instance, you'll still be able to get to the site.

The "whois" records indicate that the domain record was updated today. I
assume that the domain was reregister and the record updated. It usually
takes a couple of days for core Internet routers to update their DNS at
which time traffic will start routing properly again. Some may be able to
find the site today while others may need to wait a few days. The IP
address, however, will nearly always work in these situations.

And that, in a nutshell, is a bunch of crapola you probably didn't want to
know.

J.P.

"RichZ" wrote in message
...
Doyce wrote:
Does anyone happen to know what has happened to the BassDozer site?


His ISP seems to have a problem with the DNS network.

Try http://207.36.223.111/


RichZ©
www.richz.com/fishing

Hi Guys,
Thanks to all that replied and a special thanks to RichZ as the URL that he
provided works just fine. Hope everyone enjoys the spring season and
everyone gets their line stretched!
As one of the guides on lake Ray Roberts is fond of saying, "Life jackets
and kill switches".
--
Doyce
"Bob La Londe" wrote in message
...
Sounds like you are right on the money. The only thign I might add is
that
the propogation time varies drastically. I have registered new domains
that
seemed ot be routing correctly in less than 12 hours, and others have
taken
as much as four days. I have also found that it seems to be related to
the
registrar used. Typically my registrations through godaddy have taken
longer than those through actnow. On the other hand godaddy is cheaper so
I
use them unless a friend or client is buggin me to get show them soemthign
quickly. No I am not in the internet business. I own a communication
contracting company, but I do have two paying internet website clients and
lots of orgs and association that I have set up sites for.

--
Public Fishing Forums
Fishing Link Index
www.YumaBassMan.com

webmaster
at
YumaBsssMan
dot
com
"J.P." wrote in message
news
To me, it appears that the domain name registration expired. Once that
happens, the domain host stops broadcasting the IP address RichZ
supplied
as
being associated with bassdozer.com. This, in turn, causes all of the
core
routers on the Internet to drop the route (e.g. bassdozer.com -
207.36.223.111) and people attempting to navigate to bassdozer.com will
fail
to get there; if you happened to know the IP address, as RichZ did in
this
instance, you'll still be able to get to the site.

The "whois" records indicate that the domain record was updated today.
I
assume that the domain was reregister and the record updated. It
usually
takes a couple of days for core Internet routers to update their DNS at
which time traffic will start routing properly again. Some may be able
to
find the site today while others may need to wait a few days. The IP
address, however, will nearly always work in these situations.

And that, in a nutshell, is a bunch of crapola you probably didn't want
to
know.

J.P.

"RichZ" wrote in message
...
Doyce wrote:
Does anyone happen to know what has happened to the BassDozer site?


His ISP seems to have a problem with the DNS network.

Try http://207.36.223.111/


RichZ©
www.richz.com/fishing

Huh?

--
Bob Rickard
(AKA Dr. Spinnerbait)
www.secretweaponlures.com
--------------------------=x O')))


"J.P." wrote in message
news
To me, it appears that the domain name registration expired. Once that
happens, the domain host stops broadcasting the IP address RichZ supplied
as
being associated with bassdozer.com. This, in turn, causes all of the
core
routers on the Internet to drop the route (e.g. bassdozer.com -
207.36.223.111) and people attempting to navigate to bassdozer.com will
fail
to get there; if you happened to know the IP address, as RichZ did in this
instance, you'll still be able to get to the site.

The "whois" records indicate that the domain record was updated today. I
assume that the domain was reregister and the record updated. It usually
takes a couple of days for core Internet routers to update their DNS at
which time traffic will start routing properly again. Some may be able to
find the site today while others may need to wait a few days. The IP
address, however, will nearly always work in these situations.

And that, in a nutshell, is a bunch of crapola you probably didn't want to
know.

J.P.

"RichZ" wrote in message
...
Doyce wrote:
Does anyone happen to know what has happened to the BassDozer site?


His ISP seems to have a problem with the DNS network.

Try http://207.36.223.111/


RichZ©
www.richz.com/fishing

Happens in the best of families, I assure you. Remember when we let rofb.org
lapse? Fortunately we were able to get rofb.net.... which makes more sense
for bass anglers, anyway.

Joe
__________
"Bob Rickard" wrote in message
om...
Huh?

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