Works fine for me. WIN XP SR1 German (all updates), Internet Explorer 6, Norton Internet Security 2004 (set to max. security), Sitecom Router, German Telecom ISP, DSL 768K

Ooops.. I think what MysticBlueRaven just mentioned is important.. a couple of more friends from US who couldn't access it were on roadrunner ISP. Any more from the ones with problems? Bobbie Boucer..that's not a broken link I'm not familiar with! In fact it is like that on all my pages except the index one as I was too lazy to update all once I made the Indian Chief headpiece available.. Shows how long I had to update! (blushing) I promise to get around it and update all my pages and galleries soon! :) Rena

Works here. Mozilla/win2k/sbc dsl/zonealarm on

Hi Rena. Works fine for me, also. Mozilla/winME/PeoplePC dial up/Many Lousiana USA/zonealarm & AVG anti-virus on. Tried most of the links, no problems. Great looking site, btw.

The site loads fast here. Windows XP, zonealarm, ADSL Bezeqnet Israel.

Works fine for me, quick to load. IE v5.00, under Win98 SE.

Fine for me in Switzerland. Marque

Fine here no problems Canada cable. Oh I did find the same error 404 link where bobby boucher said; it's likely just that link then though. Good luck, and great site!

Rena, you're probably far too busy with all your fine Poser stuff to spend a lot of time updating your web site! I understand. Keep up the excellent work!!!!

Works fine inb Opera 7.52

No problem for me from Denmark, loads fast. IE 6

Los Alamitos, CA Verizon DSL IE6 Loads fine from here. Pretty site, btw :-)

Work fine from a small village very north in Sweden. DSL, WinXP pro, Firefox 1.0. Beautiful site. Loads fast. :o)

Win2k, IE6, Palm Springs, CA. Works perfectly. Looks nice. :)

Works OK for me in Australia. Win 98 IE 5.5. I know..it's an antique system :)

Works for me. XPpro, IE6, ATT Dial-up, Wisconsin

Rena: Still can't get to your site. I have tried every day since you and cooler helped me with the headress. Keep getting "http://www.renapd.com not found" Win XP IE 6, Netscape, Mozilla Firefox,Zone Alarm 4 (even shut it off) and still nothing.

Worked well through Earthlink DSL to me in California. iCab (Mac-only browser) flagged 34 uses of incorrect HTML on the front page. I didn't see any problem in the display (but iCab is very good about guessing what the page designer wanted to happen).

beos53.. are you by any chance on Roadrunner ISP? We have eliminated the firewall issue and so far the Roadrunner ISP is what a few of the people with this problem share in common.. Rena

Works fine from the Netherlands. WinXP SP2, IE6, DSL (local ISP XS4ALL), no firewall, from behind a Win2003 NAT router. The problem looks like cached IP addresses somewhere. Does clearing the cache help? Can linwhite reach the site by IP number instead of by DNS name?

Sorry It don't works here in Montreal ,Canada(cable modem provider).Win XP home with Internet Explorer

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Rena, at any given time there are hundreds of name servers on the net that are misconfigured in any of a dozen ways. Probably the people who can't reach your site are dependent on one of those servers, either directly or upstream from them, so the new DNS information isn't being passed on. It can be extremely difficult to find the problem, and even more difficult to get it resolved. The good news is that eventually these things tend to sort themselves out. The bad news is that it can take a long time for that to happen. (Just as an example, our server had the most bizarre routing you can imagine for most of a year, with packets coming from Melbourne to Sydney to California, several hand-offs in the United States, through Europe and Asia, and back to the other coast of Australia before finally arriving right back in Melbourne. Every packet went entirely around the world! And all because someone's BGP router wasn't set up properly...). bonni

Rena: No not on Roadrunner, I have Charter Cable in Wood River IL, USA about 30 mile from St Louis Mo.

crapped out in Mozilla vanilla (not firefox), Zone Alarm honked at it the first time, but it's timing out on the first and 2nd URL's. Road Runner, Windows 2k, Cisco wireless router, Mozilla 1.7, and a series of walls with plaster outside, and metal grids underneath (can you say Faraday cage?..I knew you could..;)

Atlanta, GA: IE 6 XP Home (no SP2, though) Behind NATing (router) firewall, NAV, and BlackIce Works fine!

Isp's update the dns list at different times...some do it everyday and some do it once a week and some at other times....thus, some people will get the page on the new server while others are getting 404's...it's not your server's fault...

Since no one from Tennessee said anything, Works fine, XP, Comcast Cable, Zone Alarm pro Bill

Arkansas here using IE6 and XP...all is well. smile

Rena: give the direct IP address to those who can't access it... if it works ok that way, then you can safely say it's a DNS problem.

I think Aureeanna makes the most sense here! Is this true? If that's the case, then it is a DNS update to servers indeed. I was informed by the server staff to change mine on register com and I did as I should. I'll call them back and ask for an IP address in case that would help - sounds like a good idea too. Thank you all guys from the bottom of my heart for being so responsive and willing to help the ignorant me - I do appreciate it more than you know! :) Rena

Attached Link: http://62.1.216.65/~renapd/

Greetings from Austria Works for me!

That was the problem I can get in fine now Thank you

A huge PHEWWWW!!! :) :)

Works fine from the Middle East :)

I tried the attached link http://62.1.216.65/~renapd/ and I still can't get in :( I get the same error messages

This is odd indeed as it worked for the others I've heard back from so far via Instant Messaging.. I guess you have no other option yourself than to try back in a few days when your server will have their DNS info updated?? Sigh! Rena

thank you very much Rena the only solution I came up with it to use my sons computer. It uses windows 98 se isp is Walmart and it uses ie6 for a browser.Sorry this computer don't have netscape install on it, so I can't test it on that.I had no problem seeing your site and it fantasic. In the mean time this will work out till my dsn info is updated.

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Can't get there from here... WinXP, IE 6, Cable modem ( cablenet-va.com ), Virginia

I can get it now with the new ip (ref message 82).Thanks

I can get in with the IP address, also. Thank you.

Spanki..have you tried the IP address on reply #82 of this thrad or the www URL ? Rena

works on all my browsers (2 mac only) here in MI on Comcast

try back in a few days when your server will have their DNS info updated It may not be "their" server. It may be some server upstream from them. The fact that many people from different areas of the world are having problems would seem to indicate that (and this, btw, is part of why it's so hard to troubleshoot DNS issues). bonni

Well bonni..I'm not an expert..just doing what I can with my minimum knowledge on the issue! :) At least it seems this post has helped to get the IP address idea that helped most of the people who were having trouble - so if nothing else, this much it helped! :) Rena

I know. :-) I'm just a geek. I have this inbuilt need to pontificate on stuff like this. ;-) bonni

The regular url from Germany on dialup (sigh...no DSL yet), both IE6 and Firefox.

Rena, yes, I had tried the ip address link in msg #82, and just tried it again.. still not working from here, yet.

This is weird indeed Spanki and I can't imagine of what else to suggest.. :( Rena

Yep, fine on IE in New Zealand for me :)