How can i solve domain server issues?

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Hi frnds..
few days back i have launched a site at that time its working fine...today i just visited that site and now that site is not working..

Here whats the problem means the same i have downloaded from the domain server and i try to run in my local system its working fine...what will be the issues and how can i get rid of this issue...

Please help/suggestion me to get rid of it....

Thanks in Advance.

Posted 21-May-12 22:44pm

premkannan2

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Technoses 22-May-12 5:14am

what is the problem when you run your site

premkannan2 23-May-12 0:34am

we are using third party link to find domain name throughout the world...the site contains those search the domain name in local system but not in the live site...in live site its showing as no records found..

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OriginalGriff · Answer 1 · 2012-05-21T22:51:00

We cannot answer that question.

We can't even start to answer that question.

There are so many things that could be going on, so many errors you could be getting, so many problems that you could consider as "not working" that we have absolutely no clues to work from. It's like you phoning a random number and asking them what is in your cupboard. They might guess "milk" and "cheese" but would they have a clue that your cupboard is full of dead marmosets?

Look at your "failed" site. Look at any logs, look at any databases. And try to work out what might have happened to at least narrow it down for your self.