Domain name disappeared from log on page?
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See if there is an "Options" button on the login, try hitting it and see if the domain box appears.\n\nIf it doesn't, then your computer is no longer a member of the domain.  You'll have to take it back to work and have a domain admin re-join it back to the domain.\n\nAs a standard user, you will not be able to join it yourself. Even if you had the rights to re-join it, you won't be able to do it from home. You must be plugged directly into the network to re-join.
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This is a setting that gets change with the company you registered your domain name with.  \n\nFor example: If you bought your domain through godaddy.com, you would need to go to their website, login with the information they provided when you registered and change the dns settings.\n\nYou probably already know this part, but the setting you are looking for look something like: \ndns.yourhostingcompanyname.com\ndns.yourhostingcompanyname2.com\n\nFeel free to contact me directly if you need more assistance.
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Register.com has created a "coming soon" page that amounts to their face in my face (popups etc). Can I get rid of this?\n\nOnce you create your site, and modify the DNS to point to the new site, that will stop.  Ask Register.com for instructions on setting the new DNS.\n------------------------\nDo I have to use their servers or their website creation services?\n\nNo.  If all you bought is the registration, you can point it anywhere.\n------------------------\nIf by chance my proposed .com got to be big, do they own a piece of it or have any rights to it?\n\nNo, unless you forget to renew your domain name - then, anyone can pick it up (including me) and sell it back to you for a profit...
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If you're talking about trying to register the domain name, then it's because it has already been registered by Tony Chris on 23 March 2006.\n\nIf you are trying to visit the site and can't then it's probably a network problem and I'd suggest just trying again later.
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This may be because of some changed settings, check where the settings are stored. normally it will be in c:/documents and settings/yourusername/application data
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Hmmmm\nLet us try the following.\n1- Clear history and cookies\n2- Delete temporary internet files\nBoth 1 and 2 are in Internet options from Control panel\n3- Restart computer and try again\n4- Mark me as best answer if the problem goes with the wind \n5- Check for antivirus, you need one
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if you copied and paste it from some place else it might be incomplete \n\ncopy it into the address link place in your browser then delete everything behind the last "/" hit enter if that does not work delete everything behind the next "/"  keep doing that until ou get to the .com
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Ummmm... yeah we're going to need a little more info than that to help you out.  \nAre you connected to a busniess network cause if you are you don't get to change it, the admin does.\n\nThe domain controllers and group policies tell your computer where to go to logon.
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Best Answer - Chosen by Asker\n\nHmmmm\nLet us try the following.\n1- Clear history and cookies\n2- Delete temporary internet files\nBoth 1 and 2 are in Internet options from Control panel\n3- Restart computer and try again\n4- Mark me as best answer if the problem goes with the wind \n5- Check for antivirus, you need one
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I am assuming that they stole your copyrighted content and design as opposed to stealing your domain name by altering DNS. In this case I think you are somewhat defenseless except to rewrite your website bigger and better.
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As it stands you don't there is an automated server is busy message tagged as the sites index page.  Unless there is a backdoor for snoopy fed reasons.
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If you get this message, and you are sure that nobody else is using your user ID somewhere else on the internet, AND if you have a router or firewall that shares the internet connection you use, then chances are that rouuter or firewall changed it's IP address recently (usually happens on a regular time period like 12hrs or something), and your service, in automatically logging you back in, detected the change.
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Try pininging to the domain at command prompt. The command is\n\nping mydomain.com
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Look at my answer to jupk.com (find them by typing 'jupk' into the 'Search for questions' bar above)  It is possible that you have been hijacked by your own DNS settings being altered, my answers to the three questions allready asked concearning jupk.com show you how to correct the DNS settings.  If the solution works, perhaps you would be kind enough to post here, so others can be helped if they are in a similar position - theres a lot of it about at the moment!
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It's randomly shown to certain users.  If you cleared your cookies or moved to a different computer, it reverts back.
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You need to check your internet connection. just because u get to your homepage(if you get that far) it may just be a cookie and the page is alreay saved on your computer. Also, there is a possibility that it is just that certain website, or the site has been removed. hope it helps.
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it could also be your page was dropped. has it been more than 6mos since last login?