The server is not responding

Hosting Support
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"---- Servers and domain names check

Getting IP for NS1.EPIZY.COM: 198.251.86.152
Getting IP for NS2.EPIZY.COM: 198.251.86.153

---- Checking SOA records for NAROD.EU.ORG

SOA from NS1.EPIZY.COM at 198.251.86.152: serial 1555601042 (20.218 ms)
SOA from NS2.EPIZY.COM at 198.251.86.153: serial 1555601042 (19.766 ms)

---- Checking NS records for NAROD.EU.ORG

NS from NS1.EPIZY.COM at 198.251.86.152: Error: Bad NS list: 11776.BODIS.COM (25.277 ms)
NS from NS2.EPIZY.COM at 198.251.86.153: Error: Bad NS list: 11776.BODIS.COM (21.975 ms)

2 errors(s)"

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It looks like there was a full network outage on the free hosting system earlier today. It looks like this has been resolved already.

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The error still appears.

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Could you upload a screenshot of the error and maybe also provide your domain name?

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Domain: narod.eu.org
I have sent the DNS error above.

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I clicked on the domain, went to a site with a pop up box wanting me to click the button to get an add on.

I declined it by not clicking the button, so I didn’t go into your sight, just far enough to determine it seems to be up.

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Seems to be working fine.

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Can you send a screenshot because the server is still not responding

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Only the www version works to me, so it seems like the DNS records for your domain were corrupted. Can you please remove and re-add the domain from the “Addon Domains” section of the Control Panel? That should fix them.

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New errors:

"---- Checking NS records for NAROD.EU.ORG

NS from NS1.EPIZY.COM at 198.251.86.152: Error: Bad NS list: NS1.BYET.ORG NS1.EPIZY.COM NS2.BYET.ORG NS2.EPIZY.COM NS3.BYET.ORG NS4.BYET.ORG NS5.BYET.ORG (22.993 ms)

NS from NS2.EPIZY.COM at 198.251.86.153: Error: Bad NS list: NS1.BYET.ORG NS1.EPIZY.COM NS2.BYET.ORG NS2.EPIZY.COM NS3.BYET.ORG NS4.BYET.ORG NS5.BYET.ORG (24.178 ms)

2 errors(s)"

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“Bad NS list” is not a particularly specific error message. Could you try to remove the epizy.com nameservers from that list and only keep the byet.org nameservers? The ns1 and ns2 servers point to the same IP address, and I can imagine some systems dislike IP reuse.