Can't access specific website

[Rogatien]

I manage a small WordPress website. Earlier today I connected to the site and everything seemed fine, but then suddenly I couldn't do anything with it.

I disconnected from the site and then found I could not access it at all--not even as a visitor to the site.

The problem extends to the several computers on my WiFi network, but I have checked with the hosting provider and a couple of other people outside my network, and they see the site just fine.

I bounded the router (HH300) and that didn't help.

In fact, I can see it too, from my phone, when I turn off WiFi.

Anyone got any ideas about what may be happening and how I might proceed? 

[Vanadiel]

What does a traceroute show?

[eltopo]

"traceroute: unknown host"

The error message on the browser is "octopodes.biz’s DNS address could not be found."

[Vanadiel]

There's something odd with your configuration.

octopodes.biz resolves to 95.179.180.177. 

If you put the IP in a web browser you get a different page than when you put octopodes.biz in.

If you run a tracert to 95.179.180.177

Tracing route to 95.179.180.177.vultrusercontent.com [95.179.180.177]
over a maximum of 30 hops:

The DNS there shows up as 95.179.180.177.vultrusercontent.com

That is on a non-Bell connection. I would say something is wrong with your DNS record.

[eltopo]

I do have several domains that go that IP address. 

Prior to just now I was only using the DNS configuration provided to me through DHCP, and it didn't work. However since the moment I added the Google public DNS to my /etc/resolv.conf file (on the client/browser side) it is working normally. So, if there's an issue, it's on the Bell side.