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Droplet site can’t be reached

Posted August 22, 2019 3.5k views
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My site got message can’t be reached, but the problem only happen if i using my home network. If i switched to mobile network, office network or use vpn, my site can load properly

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  • afzaalahmadzeeshan August 22, 2019
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    Are you able to ping the domain or the IP address for your droplet?

    This usually happens with me too, the problem normally is with the caching of the DNS queries, or just try it again.

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MilesWeb August 22, 2019

I would like to suggest following few steps to try and narrow down the issue:

  1. Check if DNS is set up correctly and your domain is pointing to your Droplet’s IP address
  2. Check if you have any firewalls enabled, and confirm that HTTP traffic (incoming TCP on port 80) is allowed
  3. Make sure your web server is running. Run this command to check if a process with the name apache is running: sudo ps wwaux | grep apache. Exchange apache with nginx or your webserver’s binary name if you are not using Apache
  4. Try a different network, the issue could be local
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snewcomer24 November 24, 2019

Also experiencing the same issue. Can’t access with my dev machine. Any other device works.

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