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by liame
by jdclyde
When the site became unavailable, had someone just made a change?
Is it hosted internally or hosted off site?
The permissions of the directory or files may have changed.
Is there and index.html file in the working directory?
Is this an intranet or internet site? If you post the URL we could look at it.
What OS is it hosted on?
by josh05
by jdclyde
If you host your own web site, you will have a server physically sitting at your location that you own.
Off-site hosting is you are paying someone else to keep your files on their server.
It looks like your domain name expired, so nothing could be found.
Go back through the payables and look to find out who was hosting the site for you. It is most likely just a matter of starting to pay them again.
by xdallen
Hello, josh05
I have gone to networksolutions_dot_com to check the availability of the domain you mentioned. It shows "available". It is clear the domain expired. Register it again at once or you may lose it.
by oz_media
Assuming that the DOMAIN name is still registered and that the subscription has not expired (domainnames aren't forever, they need renewal).
Assuming that your host has been paid, they will usually host you site for a while after sending out dozens of renewal messages though, they don't like losing clients.
You can then send me your index.htm(l) file , ozmedia at excite.com, if you like and I will see if the code is dead or damaged.
I would suspect it is either an expired domain name, that hasn't been put back in the pool yet, or an expired Host.
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