Do you believe that Weebly down? Has anyone been having trouble logging into Weebly? Did not have access to the Weebly Site Editor or couldn’t simply publish the website for example? These kinds of rare errors and technical issues can happen everywhere and to any hosting provider. Weebly isn’t the exception. They are, however, doing a great job resolving these for quick.

This article is simply made available to reassure our users that these kinds of errors are absolutely temporary. And to provide you with some solutions.



Why Weebly Down?

Weebly, like any other hosting provider, hosts its data on servers which they are located in different datacenters. Those servers may face temporary issues at any given time. Being a Web Solutions Specialist for over 7 years, I can confirm that servers can go down if anything goes wrong. If your website isn’t accessible and shows a database connection related issue, then something has definitely been altered, (just maybe not by you). Files could have been moved by the database admin, someone could have updated a switch causing a brief blip in networking, or someone could have even accidentally updated software without telling everyone, etc.

First things first: A server is just software running on a computer, whether locally or remotely. The massively powerful computers that are themselves referred to as “servers” are named as such to differentiate them from the laptops and desktops we all use to get our work done and browse our social media accounts.

With that in mind, this issue usually walks the gamut from “I can’t reach a desired website” to “My remote files are missing” or “The server room has lost power” (which could cause all of the above of course!). If anything in the server that makes your files available is malfunctioning, the entire server is considered to be down (unavailable). That’s what may happen sometimes to one of the servers that host Weebly-powered websites.

What Can You Do when Weebly is Down?

If you haven’t been able to update your company website or let’s say couldn’t access your Weebly account, chances are high that there’s an issue with Weebly. Before we dig more into details, the issue could be related to your computer and/or network, so you may want to make sure that your website is down for everyone and not just from your side. If it’s confirmed that it’s really down, in this case, you want to give it few minutes as this kind of problems are temporary and usually fixed within a short period of time. If the problem persists, you may want to reach out to Weebly support, either via online Chat, phone, emails. Just rest assured that everything at the end will be resolved.

We hope this article helped you learn how to react when you believe Weebly is down and your websites aren’t reachable. You may also want to see our guide on how to stop search engines from crawling a Weebly site.

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