TDR1.com no longer?

[mcdaniel1]

I have always entered the Registry by following the link http://tdr1.com. today that address does not work. Just curious if the domain name has been hijacked or you do not own it any longer.

 

[Steve St.Laurent]

It's working fine here, no problems that I am aware of.

 

[Matt400]

That link doesn't work for me.

 

[Bob Wagner]

works perfect here

 

[DieselTweaker]

works great for me

 

[Matt400]

Well, now it works. Just checked at home on the dial up and its ok but on DSL at work it went to some other site that was not TDR.

 

[mcdaniel1]

Working here now... the page I was getting showed some kind of add saying that the domain was available.

 

[rkressg]

I have run into this problem at work, not with the TDR, but with my corperate web site and Verizon customers. We changed our ISP, resulting in new IP Addresses and requiring new DNS entries. Any internet user connecting through Verizon, when attempting to access our www server would be pointed to our old IP address because a stale DNS entry was not removed from Verizons DNS server 141. 151. 0. 39 and 141. 151. 0. 38. If you have the option, try a different DNS server, such as 151. 201. 0. 39 or 151. 201. 0. 38 for that internet connection. Also, clear your PC's DNS cache (Assuming windows) by opening a command prompt.



-->Start --> Run --> type 'cmd' or 'command' (depends upon your OS)

type: ipconfig /flushdns



Type: ping www.tdr1.com

You will get no responce, because the TDR Web Servers do not respond to ICMP echo requests, but you should see: 69. 61. 23. 10 as the destination address.

If you are getting some other number, you are getting directed elsewhere.



If you are on a LAN (such as at work) you can ask your Network/Telecom department to clear DNS Cached Lookups for tdr1.com, turbodieselregistry.com, and turbodieselregrister.com if they do not point to the aforementioned IP address.



There is much more, but this is a quick start to possibly resolving the problem.

-Rich