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I can't resolve your site's DNS address and IsItDown says it's not reachable either.  

https://www.isitdownrightnow.com/zipsnation.org.html

And from MXToolbox, it could not resolve the domain.

https://mxtoolbox.com/SuperTool.aspx?action=mx%3azipsnation.org&run=toolpage

If you're able to see the page, it's most likely a cached version.  When you try to login, you're most likely not getting anywhere because it can't access a cached version when you're logging in.  

Posted (edited)
6 minutes ago, Marcel_merged said:

I think you are correct, when I sign out, I can't get back in. So this is a host issue?

It's absolutely a host issue.   With DNS being down, it's like taking the sign off your house with your house number on it.  No one knows where to go to find your site!

Edited by Randy Calvert
Posted

Given that you were getting a cached page earlier when the site was offline, it's possible the login response is cached for you as well.  Try a different browser or clear your browser cache and then try accessing the site again.  

Also...  you had a post on your website about 8 minutes ago, so people ARE getting in now at least!  🙂 

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8 minutes ago, Marcel_merged said:

I can log into the AdminCP now. Seems like https is working. Something you did, or the host?

Randy does not work for IPS so would not have access. We also have not done anything so you would need to ask your hosting provider.

Posted

My domain is issued with an SSL certificate. The site's main page and most inner links are loading securely over https with a valid SSL certificate. Its just that the inner link which is being redirected to is loading in http.

Is there someone that can help me make the changes in code or in database to load the respective inner links over https? Not sure I'm experienced enough to do so. 

Kind regards

Posted
17 minutes ago, Marcel_merged said:

Its just that the inner link which is being redirected to is loading in http.

Could you please clarify what you mean by "inner link"?

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