I have been developing a simple website for a customer. It is strictly HTML. I was hosting everything on my own Windows 2000 server running IIS 5.

The customer was able to get to the demo site and display the pages, using Windows XP and IE 6.

While he was making up his mind, I moved all of my websites to GoDaddy shared servers. Most went onto one of their Windows servers. However, since GoDaddy does not support Perl and PHP in the Windows environment, I had to place a couple of my sites that used Perl and PHP on to one of their Linux servers.

Since this new site was straight HTML, I decided to place the site on the Linux side, rather than Windows. The site is running again, and I can access it with all of my browsers: IE6, IE7, FireFox, Mozilla, Netscape.

However, the client can no longer display the pages. The browser comes back with "Can not display the page" messages. I walked him through doing a ping of the URL, as well as a traceroute to the website URL, and both commands return the correct information, indicating he is being routed correctly and there is no DNS error.

I have had him click on embedded links in e-mail, cut-and-paste, retype the URL, and clear his browser cache, all with no luck. But as I mentioned earlier, I can access the same URL with no problems.

So...then I moved the site back over to the GoDaddy Windows server, and everything is fine - he can access the website with no errors.

Any ideas on what happened? I am trying to get everything on the Linux box if I can....this is the only unresolved issue I've run into so far.

GoDaddy tech support has been unable to help.