Thanks for that. As it turns out, I'm re-making a site that I've had for some time, so the domain itself is up and ready. What happened is that the company who sold me the template thought I was switching hosting to them and had me change my nameservers to point to them instead of bravenet...BAM! I'm set back 72 hours with clients waiting. Nice.
I've opened a ticket asking bravenet whether I should use the old nameservers or if by switching them and then switching back, new ones would be assigned (ie. my old ones were ns11.bravehost.com/etc., I stiched them to dns1342/etc., so now do I just switch them back to ns11.bravehost.com/etc.?) Any idea how that works, just in case the support ticket takes a while?
How do I update the nameservers for my domain?
If your domain is registered through another company, you will need to contact them to make the changes. If your domain is registered with Bravenet, please do the following:
1. Log into Bravenet and click on "Domains"
2. Click on your domain name
3. Click on "Manage Nameservers"
4. In the window that opens up, enter your nameserver addresses. There should always be two nameservers.
5. Click on the "Update Nameservers" button
hopefully this might help
I have seen what was coming up for your page before but not with bravenet with other hosting places. so that was why some of us were a little confused as to what was coming through for your page as well if was hosting it here at bravenet
But as said if you have your DNS servers from before try putting those in and see what happens. It might take a bit to propogate perhaps.
Got it. With the actual act of changing nameservers there's no problem -- I had to do it to switch it away from bravenet in the first place. I've since switched them back using the bravenet NS I was using originally, and so far things seem alright at my end. A friend in town has checked and isn't getting the right site yet, but I think that's just a matter of giving it a little time to propagate. I at least have the satisfaction of seeing things up and running on my own computer;)
