: Only I can access my hosted website! Problem Background I have bought a domain from bigrock.com and hosted website on their server. Initially, I was not able to access my site with its name
Problem Background
I have bought a domain from bigrock.com and hosted website on their server.
Initially, I was not able to access my site with its name e.g.: sitename.com, but it was accessable with its IP address. So I wrote to BigRock about that, they told me that "Your site is working fine for them" and they gave me screenshot with name.
I got confused, so my friend suggested to change the DNS server address in my router with Google's DNS servers name (8.8.8.8, 8.8.4.4), I did it and I was able to access my website with its name.
Problem Starts
Now my website is done and live but many people are not able to access it, only few doesn't face problem.
I cannot tell everyone to update their routers with Google's DNS server names!
I again wrote to BigRock about it, but they are again saying "Your website is working fine!"
How do I solve this problem? Am I missing some configuration in CPanel? Is it in my scope? or shall I move to another Web-Hosting provider?
UPDATE: 1
One month have elapsed I have registered my domain hosted it.
I was developing it from a month. (Updating it with FileZilla daily)
UPDATE: 2
Domain Name: nistnu.in
Tested on : dnscheck.pingdom.com/
Errors:
Delegation not found at parent.
No delegation could be found at the parent, making your zone unreachable from the Internet.
Not enough nameserver information was found to test the zone nistnu.in, but an IP address lookup succeeded in spite of that.
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This is a common issue: It takes time for DNS information to propagate throughout the Internet to different DNS servers. Some update more frequently than others, are closer in distance, have more resources (e.g., Google), etc...
Your web hosting company can view the site because they're on the same network and DNS servers. The others that can also view it probably have DNS servers that were updated. I would give it at least 24 hours (up to 72 hours) for DNS changes to propagate fully.
After that time, you can check online DNS testing sites, like Pingdom Tools to verify that your site is reachable and its DNS configuration is correct. You can also use different Ping and webpage speed tests to verify that your site can be reached. Pingdom Tools has an "Advanced" option under the "Full Page Test" tab to check from different geographical locations too.
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