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Haha I just see "AqAdvisor", "AqAdvisor", "what happened to AqAdvisor?"Funny....i laughed when I saw it.
Theres three threads on AqAdvisor for march.LOL theres one for Jan, Feb, March, April, December, October... hilarious.
Was there like 75 to merge together?*Threads merged*
Have you tried a different web browser?It hasn't been working for me for ages and it's not working for my friend either.
Not quiteWas there like 75 to merge together?
It hasn't been working for me for ages and it's not working for my friend either.
It's only ever worked for me once. Every other time, regardless of browser, phone/computer, or time of day/night, I only get the domain sale page. Every once in a while (usually when I see these posts, ahaha), I pop on to check if it's working, but it never is.
The link's not working for me. :cTry my link above and tell me if it works - just click on it don't type it in.
Try my link above and tell me if it works - just click on it don't type it in.
Nope; I still get the domain sale page
My guess is you have a proxy with bad data in your path but i would need to know more about your environment (are you doing this from home; school; ... are you using comcast, or mobile or ?
I'm doing it from home. We don't have comcast, but a more local company (it services only certain areas of 6 states). As for my phone, it connects via wifi at home, although I have tested while out and about just to see what would happen, and it's still the domain sale page. However, the area I live in all pretty much uses that same local company.
It's ultimately not that big of a deal - I would really enjoy having the quick reference (even if it's not 100% accurate, it's at least something to go on) - so if I never get it to work, it's not the end of the world. So it goes, and all that
I ended up changing my DNS server from DHCP to 8.8.8.8 and flushing DNS. That's what worked for me...so far.Try your phone with mobile data instead of wifi (assuming you have one of the major network like at&t or version) so that you have a different web provider than your internet service. You can also try:
nslookup
www.aqadvisor.com
(nslookup is a program dig is another program that does a similar thing); a third thing you could try is to change your name server to 8.8.8.8 (google nameserver) in case your network provider has stale data in the name cache.
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What we are trying to determine is if the issue is with the ip being returned by the nameserver or connection is being intercepted.
Try your phone with mobile data instead of wifi (assuming you have one of the major network like at&t or version) so that you have a different web provider than your internet service.
I was just playing around there. According to aqua advisor, a 20 gallon tank with 20 goldfish has a stocking level of 1240.That's good. It acts up for me sometimes, but it's not a big deal. I love fooling around on there.
Site is still down (I think domain expired and they didn't renew so someone else grabbed it?) is there a different way to reach the website, I really hope someone had a mirror or owner made a mirror somewhere.
Yeah it works for some, but what is being accessed or altered behind the scenes?
Maybe and hopefully nothing.
I tried using your instructions but it’s still not working for me . Hopefully it’s back up and running for everyone soon
???????We've been through this. My guess is they moved the domain back around jun 2019 (which is the last time the domain was updated). The current dns entry has a 3 month to live entry but i suspect it was probably longer before the update in 2019. What is happening (I think) is you are retrieving stale dns entries which point to a machine that no longer serves the site. I provided instructions above to use a different a name server.
That is so crazy every time I type it in it pops right up for me. It seems to be a problem though because every month someone posts this...I tried using your instructions but it’s still not working for me . Hopefully it’s back up and running for everyone soon
Lol now I’m just confused, before when I used your link it did the same thing as always and didn’t work but now that I actually typed it in instead of using the link it worked!! Thank you so much!!when you type 'dig www.aqadvisor.com' what do you get ?
Lol now I’m just confused, before when I used your link it did the same thing as always and didn’t work but now that I actually typed it in instead of using the link it worked!! Thank you so much!!
Ok thank you!You have to change your name server; to do taht try setting your dns to 8.8.8.8 (which is google public name server).
For instructions on how to do that try:
Get Started | Public DNS | Google Developers
No, I've been there twice today, once this morning and just a couple of minutes ago, and haven't had a single problem, but I did get the "domain for sale" page once, a couple of months ago. Their registration is still valid too. Whois aqadvisor.comSite is still down (I think domain expired and they didn't renew so someone else grabbed it?) is there a different way to reach the website, I really hope someone had a mirror or owner made a mirror somewhere.
Sorry, that may work for you, but without evidence that there's something shady going on, I don't see a problem. I googled "is aqadvisor legit" and "is aqadvisor a security risk" and both searches turned up nothing other than the usual "is aqadvisor accurate" which almost all of don't think so, but it's still fun to play "what-if". If you actually have a link, I'd be interested.???????
I am not accessing Aqadvisor and stated my reason why.
I believe what happened is the domain was being hosted at site that had either no ttl or an extremely long ttl for domain (ttl is how long a name server keeps the name cached). The site was then moved to a new hosting site but the domain was not flushed from the old site name server. I don't really want to go into detail how nameservers or http works but in a nut shell when the old site gets a request it puts up an advertisement. You can't actually buy the domain but they don't really care - they are pretty much non-nice people. The reason you sometime gets a valid site and sometime this er 'old' site has to do with the network provider you use to make the request and some other bit of randomness in how name servers work. If someone who visits the old site would 'dig www.aqadvisor.com' and show the entry we could provide more details. I suppose i could make a wild guess that it is network solution and if i was motivated to point my machine at their nameserver and get the response i could provide it but quite frankly this sort of thing happens all the time and the knowledge isn't that useful since i'm not in a position to flush the stale entry.Ok thank you!