unable to view personal website

[Dave Tease]

thanks all,
I have had a website built and hosted however I cant view it or do anything with it while I am at home using my MBP, ..

the website is www.davetease.com

it is live..

all safari does is default to the following screenshot when i type in the web address on my home internet connection using safari...

What do I need to do..?

help,,

 

[Kaveman]

It showing up here.

It's because your IP is cached within OSX and maybe also on your server, I've hit this developing sites myself.

First try, hitting the reload arrow in Safari a few times, this will force it to look again.
If that doesn't work in the Terminal

dscacheutil -flushcache

 

[Dave Tease]

thanks, Kaveman, I have tried flush cache, its still there..

 

[Kaveman]

Do you have a server? It has to be done on your server, and the local Mac.

To do the same in 10.7 and 10.8, run this command:
sudo killall -HUP mDNSResponder

 

[Spawn_Dooley]

If you type davetease.com (without the www.) into google and click on your website in the results page, will it load then? You could bookmark it if it does ….

 

[Cory Cooper]

A check with intoDNS shows a few errors on the hosting company's side, but it is still resolving here:

intoDNS - davetease.com

-How long ago did you setup the website? It might not have propagated to your home ISP's DNS yet. But, it looks like it's been active since the end of September, 2013, so that's probably not the case.
-Have you always had this problem, or is it recent?
-Have you installed anything recently, or changed your network settings on your Mac?
-Are you going to it from a bookmark or typing the URL in manually?
-Have you tried another browser on your Mac or another computer in your home?

We'll help you get it sorted.

C

 

[Dave Tease]

Hi all thanks for looking..
1.kaveman no server just a router modem, Belkin, no firewall issue

2.spawn - tried that I can see that Google finds it - but cluck on the link and back to cheap domains it goes..

When I use another connection, free wifi, something away from home, the page loads ..

3corey it's never loaded at home - after it was built, the first page it sent me to was cheap domains - and it hasn't found anything else except when I use another internet connection...

 

[Kaveman]

ok, if its not local then its your ISPs DNS server taking forever to update.
This can take up to 2 days.

 

[Cory Cooper]

Just so we're clear...the website is hosted by Cheap Domains on their server, not on your Mac, correct?

C