Something weird is going on with my home internet connection (I'm connected via wifi to an Asus RT-AC66U router).
I'm a web developer and the company I work for just got a dedicated server (with Liquidweb) a few days ago, and until today I haven't experienced any problems. Suddenly today I couldn't connect to anything in that server: WHM, cPanel accounts, websites... nothing. Talking to Liquidweb an other people I realized they had access to all of those. I could however access any other websites not in that server (Google, ESPN, etc).
So I restarted my router and voilà, all working again. After a few minutes, however, same problem, I couldn't access anything in the server but I could access any other website. This time, instead of restarting the router, I switched my wifi connection to a secondary router (with a different internet provider), and I had access again to the server. I switch back to my normal router, and I have access to the server too.
Then it happened again, but this time not even restarting (unpluggin and pluggin back) the router works. I can't get to any website of that server! I talked to the server company and they say everything looks fine in their end (they can access those websites like other people in other locations).
I don't know if it's the ISP's fault, the router's fault, the server's fault... any troubleshooting that I can do to determine that? I know it's not my laptop, if I switch to another internet connection (different router) I can connect normally to those websites.
Any ideas what might be going on and how to fix it?
tracrt servername.com
ortracert ip.addrerss.here
It should tell you exactly which router is failing to pass on your packets.