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I have bought a VPS server, setted the apache server. But I could only access the webpage from local, enter image description here

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I thought maybe the server did not recieveing access from outside.

I tried Firefox, but the access_log shows nothing accessed. But telnet http://www.59lt.com 80 and type nonsence code, I recieved following error: enter image description here

and the access_log under /etc/httpd/logs also caught the acess, enter image description here

This proved that the server do access request from outside, so why it ignore the normal request from Firefox, but choosed to recieving request from telnet?

Thanks.

PS: I'm using CentOS + yum installed apache(just now installed).

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  • I can access your system from the UK I get the a test this is for test message.
    – user9517
    Mar 7, 2011 at 8:10
  • Can you access other websites from your firefox? You may have an invalid proxy settings in your browser!
    – Khaled
    Mar 7, 2011 at 9:12
  • Thanks to all of you, esp will. The problem is caused by the authentication system of the VPS host company. And actually I have used ipconfig /flushdns to flush the dns cache. Now the problme is setted.
    – Jichao
    Mar 7, 2011 at 10:38

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The most likley cause of this problem is that you have a cached DNS entry for this domain name. On your screenshot above it appears that you have telnet'ed to 118.123.13.46 rather than www.59lt.com which would explain why it is working. This would happen if you have updated the DNS entry for this domain name recently as it can sometime take days (usually 24 hours) for the change to propgate depending on the configuration of the zone file for your domain.

One way to test this would be run a command line (start > run > cmd.exe) and then type: ping www.59lt.com. If the IP show does not match 118.123.13.46 then a stale DNS entry is the problem and it will clear itself when the TTL of the domain expires. If this is the case then you can add an entry to your hosts file to overide the DNS entry untill it updates see here for instructions.

If this still doesnt not work please post the error message you are getting in firefox.

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