I was hosting a website on the EV1 servers and I have never had a problem with my site coming up. Recently, it seems that some people have been complaining that the site is down. I never had the problem of not being able to pull up the site. It's my belief that Comcast has something to do with it because the only people that can't pull up the site are Comcast users. My site is no longer on The Planet servers as I had to move the site to get it to work for everyone and now it works fine... http://houstonroundup.org

If anyone has had a problem similar to this, I sure would like to know about it. I've been developing sites for several years and I've never had a problem like this.

Thanks!
Dustie

Ive had an ISP change their IP block to one that was previously on the APF firewall "reserved" list and get blocked. I updated the reserved list and they were fine

Having the same problem yesterday and today with comcast users. A buddy that has hosting with Verio said they posted a news bullitian about comcast updating their network this week and to possible expect it.

Their DNS server they have setup for their customers has not seen any of the DNS changes for a site I made last night yet. Apparently they are waiting until the end of the always mentioned "24-48 hours for propigation" to update their DNS server this week.

Has anyone else heard about this, or having issues with DNS changes not being seen by comcast clients? Just trying to confirm/deny the information above, because I have one client in a heavy comcast use area screaming at me.

Z