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Dropped From Google after server move

Discussion in 'Site & Server Administration' started by Gregtq, Oct 28, 2007.

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    I need help or advice,
    2 months ago I moved from a VPS to a dedicated server. Soon after I checked both yahoo & google and I found that I wasn't listed in either. I was #1 at yahoo & #2 at google.
    After about a month Yahoo picked me back up but it's been 2 months and google has not. Google seems to be looking at my old IP. Yesterday I lost my pagerank and when I checked their cache snapshop I saw a drug company which must own my old IP.
    I contacted my host and told them to delete my old DNS from the VPS server and they said everything already was deleted.
    I can not submit a google sitemap as I get an error every time.
    I checked http://whois.webhosting.info/205.234.252.137 and see my old IP is cached..it's been over two months.

    My question is do you think if I move to a new server would this correct the problem?

    Thanks,

    Greg
     
    Gregtq, Oct 28, 2007 IP
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    Reconfigure DNS. Is your DNS at your server? or registrar?

    What DNS service you use? bind?
     
    inworx, Oct 28, 2007 IP
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    Hello,
    Yes DNS is at my server and yes I have bind. Could you explain on how I can Reconfigure DNS?

    Thanks,

    Greg
     
    Gregtq, Oct 29, 2007 IP