Displays in Firefox - but not IE

[azarl]

In the process of migrating to a new server. All seemed OK as I tested it on a Firefox browser. As soon as I tried on Internet explorer I get a message:

The page cannot be found
The page you are looking for might have been removed, had its name changed, or is temporarily unavailable.
--------------------------------------------------------------------------------

Etc.

Any ideas what could be going wrong?

[Lynne]

How about a link so someone with both IE and firefox can check it out?

[Opserty]

Doesn't seem like a vBulletin error either...

[RLShare]

I would guess its not an IE or Firefox issue. if you just changed servers, its probably that your connecting through nameservers that haven't been updated yet.

[NeroObsedian]

Do you have a proxy setup in IE that may use a different name server?

If it were your local DNS setting it wouldn't work in either browser.

If there is no proxy setup you may consider going through the options in your Advanced tab or perhaps defaulting that tab.

[azarl]

The URL is http://www.harley-davidson-riders.com/

I don't think it's DNS, that particular URL is a development one the nameservers updated on Sunday.

No IE proxy, same result from a friend at a different location.

I put a test file with phpinfo() in, and that runs fine.

[Dismounted]

Displays in both FF and IE for me.

[azarl]

Not for me and several others. Works in FF & Safari though

[Lynne]

Have you tried clearing your cache in IE?

[SEOvB]

try running ipconfig /flushdns from the command line in windows.

Clear all temp files and all that snazz

Try again, no problems here with IE7

[azarl]

Have you tried clearing your cache in IE?

Tried that, no joy

--------------- Added 1218810027 at 1218810027 ---------------

try running ipconfig /flushdns from the command line in windows.

Clear all temp files and all that snazz

Try again, no problems here with IE7

Done all that and.... page displayed. Press refresh a couple of times and ... gone

[Opserty]

This isn't a vBulletin problem, so you may be better off posting on another site/forum, which is be more specialised in the problem. Or try contacting your host maybe a server config problem.

[Digital Jedi]

No IE problem here, either.

[azarl]

Thanks guys. It's my own hardware sat in a small ISP. Other PHP based sites on different URLS (not VB based) work fine (Joomla)

Very strange