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Thanks KDsys,
I’ve followed the instructions and made the recommended changes. If I access the site through Google Chrome it still appears to have the same problem but this may be just caching as Tor and IE seem to be working OK.
Thank you!
Hi @CarverFan,
I can confirm your DNS is perfectly fine. You need to check your Web Service’s configuration whether it’s Apache or Nginx. From there you can actually resolve this matter.
If you are using Apache, you can read this DigitalOcean article, it will show you how to create the proper Apache vhost file - Article
If you are using Nginx, in that case here is another DigitalOcean article which will help - Article
Take a look at the relevant article for you and see if you have actually missed anything while configuring your droplet.
Regards, KDsys