Parked domain shows InfinityFree default page

Website URL

aboard.page.gd

Error Message

Hi,

I added aboard.kr as a parked domain for aboard.page.gd.

  • Nameservers: ns1.infinityfree.com, ns2.infinityfree.com
  • aboard.kr resolves to 185.27.134.133
  • Parked Domain: aboard.kr → aboard.page.gd
  • aboard.page.gd works normally
  • aboard.kr still shows the InfinityFree default page
  • This has been unchanged for over 48 hours

Could you please check whether the virtual host/parked-domain configuration for aboard.kr is correctly applied?

Thank you.

Works for me. Try clearing your browser cache or use incognito mode.

Thanks for checking.

I don’t think this is a browser cache issue. The problem is with the domain DNS/parking configuration.

aboard.kr is still resolving to the old ns*.byet.org nameservers instead of the InfinityFree nameservers, even when checked using public DNS servers such as 1.1.1.1 and 8.8.8.8.

Could you please check whether aboard.kr is correctly registered/parked on my InfinityFree account and whether the nameserver configuration is correct on your side?

Thank you.

  1. This is a community support forum. By community I mean we (excluding Admin) are not staff. By not staff I mean we cannot just check things for you.
  2. byet.org and infinityfree.com nameservers are not “old” and “new”. Those are esentially the same thing and respond the exact same records. So it is not the issue.
  3. Please actually clear your browser cache before saying “it’s not browser cache” and go ahead to check the DNS records instead.

If you have a reason to not want to clear your browser cache you can use an incognito window

Hello,

I’m having a browser verification issue with my domain aboard.kr.

  • aboard.kr resolves correctly to 185.27.134.133.

  • Firefox can access the site normally.

  • Chrome shows “Cookies are not enabled” at http://aboard.kr/?i=1.

  • Chrome allows sites to save data on the device.

  • JavaScript and cookies are enabled.

  • There is no __test cookie being created.

  • The same problem occurs in Chrome Dark Mode.

  • The response from http://aboard.kr/?i=1 is 200 OK from openresty.

Could you please check why the InfinityFree browser security verification is failing in Chrome for this domain?

Thank you.

I was wrong. Sorry.
My browser displayed IP not found.
However, you can try setting up https

It isn’t. How do I know? Two reasons:

  • If it was, then every website we hosted would be broken for over 80% of all visitors. The forum would be FLOODED by people climbing over each other to draw attention to their website being down. But that’s not happening, because it’s not the case.
  • You’ve proven that it works for you. Your free subdomain works, which has the exact same security system.

We all want to help you with this, and going your own troubleshooting is very good. But every guess you’ve made so far is wrong, and it has made you demand that we fix an issue that we know doesn’t exist. And you haven’t really responded to the things we did tell you.

The posts you’ve written make me suspect you’re using AI, which does have the tendency to believe in it’s own narrative if you don’t push back on it. Please be aware that we are humans, spending actual time and effort to help you, using our actual knowledge and expertise. Not a fleshy MCP that you can just order to do what you want through an AI chat.

This is interesting, because it’s a different error than you wrote about before.

But for both, here is something you could try: could you maybe set up a valid SSL certificate on your website? If there is a security setting in your browser that blocks cookies on insecure websites, or a web proxy that caches HTTP pages, you should be able to bypass either by accessing your website over HTTPS.

I believe OP has a valid issue

This is what I see in incognito mode

That’s strange, I can see the website in an incognito mode window.

Are you able to see the website if you use HTTPS (ignoring the self signed certificate) @KangJL?

https://aboard.kr/?i=1

If you can, then it’s definitely the “no cookies on HTTP in private browsing mode” suggestion.

No

It’s a blank page likely due to mixed content