Very strange situation here, very ... very ??!!!

[Mike B]

I create a few accounts in my WHM pannel.
After I ftp's all data to each Cpanel account.
After that I change the DNS from my registrar company and I point the dns info to this new server.

After a while I checked from home and those pages are running correct.

But the problem is comming :
When I come back to work and try those links none of them are working to the new server. If I try to load again the page it will load only from the old server and nothing to the new one I just created.

Everybody from my company has the same prolbem, cannot access the new webpage who resides on the new server.

From outsite people are seeing the new webpage correctly and not like us form the old server.

Looks like is something to do with our IP but ... I'm very confused now and I'm not sure from where should I start my investigation.


Thank you in advance for help

[cPanelDavidG]

How long ago did you update the DNS settings with your registrar? It can take up to 72 hours (sometimes even longer) for the new settings to propagate through the Internet to every ISP.

[Mike B]

I changed the DNS settings last Monday, but I can't remember what time though.

[Chriz1977]

Hi

You might want to check to see if your viewing cached pages on your work machine. Start by checking if the old pages are cached on your works proxy.

Chriz

[Mike B]

I clean everything is possible in my machine, cache , hystory, old files, and so on, but nothing changed. And then I tried this on many other computers from my company, and I got the same result, all are pointing to the old webpages on old server.

[Chriz1977]

Does your company use a proxy server? You might want to check the cache on that

[Mike B]

No we are not using any proxy server here.

[JGrubbs]

I had this problem the other day with two accounts.

I set up the account in WHM
Uploaded all the files using FTP
Updated the nameservers at the registrar

The page would load okay without the www. but with the www. it was going to the old "parked domain" page for the registrar. I couldn't figure it out until I ran a DNS report (http://www.dnsreport.com/) and found out that the domain had both the old nameservers and the new nameservers coming back in the DNS report.

The problem was resolved by editing the DNS zone for these two accounts to replace the old nameserver info with the new nameserver info. It appears that when I set up the account in WHM, that WHM did a DNS lookup on the new domain and pulled the current nameserver settings into the DNS zone.