#dns issue

ERR_CONNECTION_TIMED_OUT – What It Means and How to Fix It The ERR_CONNECTION_TIMED_OUT error appears when the browser fails to establish a connection with a website within a reasonable time. In simple terms, the server is not responding or is responding too slowly. What Does ERR_CONNECTION_TIMED_OUT Mean The browser attempts to connect to a server: if no response is received in time → timeout…

FanFiction.net, one of the largest and most popular platforms for fan fiction writers and readers, has been down for over 24 hours due to a DNS issue. If you’re experiencing this FanFiction.net DNS issue, don’t worry—there’s a workaround. By manually adding DNS entries to your host file, you can bypass the problem and regain access to the site. Here’s a step-by-step guide on how to do this for…

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Slack Is Down! Company Says DNS Issue, Fix May Take Up To 24 Hours To Reach All Users

Slack is saying the fix will take up to 24 hours to reach all users. Slack has said that it may take up to 24 hours for the fix to reach all users as it is a DNS-related issue. News18.com Last Updated:October 01, 2021, 11:20 am IS FOLLOW US ON: Instant messaging platform Slack that is preferred by many organisations as the professional messenger is down. Users online are reporting the…

TOP CAUSES OF WEBSITE DOWNTIME

Is your website is going down regularly?

If your website is not available for a long period you will be losing your clients and revenue generated via your domain. There might be many reasons for your domain's unavailability. Here are a few reasons among them:

Hardware failure: One of the main culprit causing downtime is a failed hardware. A faulty power supply or a hard disk can increase downtime. Most of the datacenters now provide IPMI access to there clients. Use IPMI to check the console messages and confirm no Hardware issues. Contact your datacenter to check if any issues with your server.

DNS issues: Sometimes DNS can be a culprit in server downtime. There are a number of issues can cause by your DNS server/zone. An incorrectly configured A record or wrong nameservers configured at the domain registrar. DNS propagation delay itself takes a couple of hours to complete. Check your DNS records are correct.

Application issues: If you have built your domain using a popular CMS applications and its latest update can be incompatible with installed plugins, database errors or other issues which may lead to White Screen Of Death(WSOD). Make sure you have enough backup before proceeding with an upgrade.

DDoS attack: A DDoS attack, also known as a denial of service attack, when a person/group tries to flood a server with requests in order to crash the server. If you have a shared hosting plan and the attackers target might be other domain sharing the same server. This will take down all domains hosted on that server until we mitigate the attack.

Bad Website Hosting: Your hosting provider might be offering you a high uptime guarantee and they might not be monitoring their servers regularly or the server might be overcrowded with accounts and enough resources won't be there to serve all users. Our monitoring service, we will ensure minimum downtime for your domain/server.