This is how my hosts file looks like: $ttl 38400 malesopranos.com. IN SOA server.malesopranos.com. email@malesopranos.com. ( 1206973894 10800 3600 604800 38400 ) malesopranos.com. IN A 213.190.120.146 www.malesopranos.com. IN CNAME malesopranos.com. ns1.malesopranos.com. IN A 213.190.120.146 ns2.malesopranos.com. IN A 213.190.120.146 malesopranos.com. IN NS ns1.malesopranos.com. malesopranos.com. IN NS ns2.malesopranos.com. Code (markup): In GoDaddy this is what I did: NS1.MALESOPRANOS.COM Hostname 1: 213.190.120.146 NS2.MALESOPRANOS.COM Hostname 1: 213.190.120.146 Code (markup): This is what happens. When people go to my IP, 213.190.120.146, they are referred to malesopranos.com where my old server is. When I enter in localhost or 192.168.1.33 which is the local IP of the server, that happens to me as well. Therefore, it is not possible to access my new server, everything refers to my old one. Why is this happening?
I see domain malesopranos.com was resolved to 213.190.120.146 already. Did you clear your computer cache yet?
I got this fixed by using GoDaddy's DNS. I would like to have them working on my own server later though but this will do for now. It's quite amazing how fast they resolved after changing to their DNS.