Hello, as i said in the title, my websites are not reachable from that country anymore and when i go to a dns propagation checker, it shows that country doesnt have it, but it before days. Any idea how i can check if its a problem with me or is it just something i have to wait out. Accessing the websites in other places works fine. Im using Nginx Proxy Manager and setup my dns recods properly, as i said it works everywhere else. Any help is very appreciated!
#DNS Propogation in one country suddenly stopped
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What's the country? What's the domain?
Server origin germany, trying to Connect from turkey. domain is "bysalad.studio" and its subdomains.
also what i just tested, trying to use a vpn doesnt work, dont matter from what location or where to connect, wasnt like that before. buddy from usa cant connect now either. but i can with mobile data in germany
It looks like it resolves fine globally but I see it times out
Where is this hosted? It looks unproxied so not a CF issue, the IP resolves to Vodafone, not aware of them doing any hosting
my home, using nginx proxy manager, doesnt do well with CF proxy
im only using CF for the dns records right now
Ok so it seems like you're having issues with your own setup, I would not recommend hosting at home for so many reasons
VPS' are cheap and we also have a hosting product - Pages
i mean, i can access them via domain on my home network and also using my phones mobile data outside my home network, pinging them also works. just outside of germany is a problem
That still points to origin issue
DNS is resolving, Cloudflare is doing what it's told to do
I'd recommend seeking help from nginx proxy manager or your own ISP. I suspect the issue is the nginx setup rather than any connectivity so I'd probably start there
checked with my isp and nnginx people, all is fine. there is also some new info. there are only a few countries that can connect and some that cant.
the ones that can:
germany(origin)
sweden
netherlands
the ones that cant:
usa
canada
denmark
turkey
(i dont know more people in different countries to test more)
isp said they didnt do anything, and they dont do things like this.
npm settings all check out, and they have to cause how else would those who can connect, connect at all.
the only place that i dont have full control over is CF, it has to be somewhere there
The DNS is resolving, it resolves for me in the UK but times out. You can see it resolving globally here: https://dnschecker.org/#A/bysalad.studio
Since it's unproxied, CF is only doing DNS. It isn't doing literally anything else. So I can't see where Cloudflare is the issue, it's doing its job.
traceroute shows it's failing within germeny (and again, no cf involved since we aren't going through cf, the domain resolves fine hence us routing at all to the ip):
$ traceroute -m 32 bysalad.studio
traceroute to bysalad.studio (95.223.106.214), 32 hops max, 52 byte packets
1 fritz.box (192.168.178.1) 3.596 ms 2.713 ms 3.205 ms
2 lo0-0.bng5.thn-lon.zen.net.uk (51.148.77.133) 12.490 ms 13.824 ms 26.749 ms
3 lag-15.p1.thn-lon.zen.net.uk (51.148.73.98) 11.625 ms 11.727 ms 11.873 ms
4 ldn-b3-link.ip.twelve99.net (213.248.84.100) 10.955 ms 10.750 ms 10.918 ms
5 ldn-bb2-link.ip.twelve99.net (62.115.122.180) 12.776 ms 11.255 ms 11.673 ms
6 ldn-b2-link.ip.twelve99.net (62.115.122.189) 11.706 ms 14.141 ms
ldn-b2-link.ip.twelve99.net (62.115.120.239) 13.786 ms
7 vodafonepeering-ic-325869.ip.twelve99-cust.net (62.115.61.191) 11.389 ms 12.073 ms 17.105 ms
8 ae31-xcr1.ltw.cw.net (195.2.10.82) 11.672 ms 11.320 ms 16.953 ms
9 ae44-xcr1.dus.cw.net (195.2.9.41) 20.147 ms 19.427 ms 19.209 ms
10 vodafonede-gw.dus.cw.net (195.2.18.190) 20.478 ms 20.107 ms 19.306 ms
11 de-bfe18a-rd04-ae-0-0.aorta.net (84.116.191.146) 25.648 ms 27.351 ms 26.111 ms
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So yeah, this points more to just bad pathing existing to your house and points to your ISP