How can I get there...

[hometown]

I wouold like to get to this page but I still cant make it
Could you check it yourself if you can get there or not...
Thanks a lot...
Regards,
-Home

http://www.iirusa.com/

There you go...

[khp]

Nope I can't get a response either, I get a "connection refused", which basically means that "Someone is home, but noone is answering your call'.
This could either be because the http server on the machine has crashed, or because it's filtering your request. A http server can filter requests based on a number of properties, including your IP number, so it could be, that the server only allows americans to view the page.

[khp]

Of course you can always get some help from google.

googles cache of the site:

http://216.239.59.104/search?q=cache:HTKCZmsyWXcJ:www.iirusa.com/+&hl=en&ie=UTF-8

[hometown]

Nope I can't get a response either, I get a "connection refused", which basically means that "Someone is home, but noone is answering your call'.
This could either be because the http server on the machine has crashed, or because it's filtering your request. A http server can filter requests based on a number of properties, including your IP number, so it could be, that the server only allows americans to view the page.
So, is it true that when one makes a web page and upload it to the net, there would be another copied version that will be automatically stored somewhere on the server side which is beyond the uploader's control, this version is considered as a cache which in this case or maybe any other similar web pages will not be able to filter our requests ? Is it right ?
By the way, how can they set up such properties ?
And what do you mean by that server has crashed

Thanks again...
-Home

[hometown]

How could you find out its cache ?

[khp]

Originally posted by hometown
So, is it true that when one makes a web page and upload it to the net, there would be another copied version that will be automatically stored somewhere on the server side which is beyond the uploader's control, this version is considered as a cache which in this case or maybe any other similar web pages will not be able to filter our requests ? Is it right ?

Well yes and no. Yes google periodically crawls through all the web pages it can find and stores a cached version, for easy access. This has been the cause of much controvercy in the past, and google regularily has to delete cached versions of cirtain pages to avoid legal threats.
But ofcourse for this to happen, google has to be able to find the page, and ofcourse any website administrators is free to blockout the google search bots, to prevent google from making a copy.

Originally posted by hometown
By the way, how can they set up such properties ?


When your browser makes a http request to a server for a cirtain page, it sends, a specially formatted request to the http server, this request has to contain cirtain basic information, like you IP number, and what browser you are using, and what operating system you are using, The http server can then use any part of that information , to decide what kind of response it will send to you.

Originally posted by hometown
And what do you mean by that server has crashed
The http server program may have suffered an unrecoverable error, and been terminated by the operating system.

Originally posted by hometown
How could you find out its cache ?

A google search for www.iirusa.com and click "Google's cache".

[hometown]

Thank you very muc for those useful pieces of information....
:):)
Thanks alot...
Regards,
-Home

[Andreas Masur]

[Moved thread]

[kochhar]

http://www.iirusa.com/

The site is working now.

[Mick]

Originally posted by kochhar
http://www.iirusa.com/

The site is working now.

must have been a large hiccup, or dispute with the ISP, or IS dept. being incompatant

[Andy Tacker]

or simply just a trick by the web site developer ;)