Can you try to change the nameservers to these ones, removing the existing ones: ns1.byet.org ns2.byet.org ns3.byet.org ns4.byet.org ns5.byet.org
on the domain registrar’s nameservers management panel for your domain, and then remove and add the domain again from the “Addon Domains” section of the Control Panel? That should push the changes to the network, and should take at least 24 hours before you can access the website again.
It looks like the DNS settings of your domain got corrupted somehow. We’re not quite sure yet what’s the cause of this bug, but removing and re-adding the domain name usually causes the right DNS records to be setup on our nameservers.
But remember that our nameservers and Byet Free Internet ones are the same, so if you use one or the other they point to InfinityFree the same and you can add the domain with both these nameservers sets or one of those sets.
ns1.epizy.com is identical to ns1.byet.org and the same goes for ns2. ns3-5.epizy.com don’t exist however. You can use the epizy.com nameservers, the byet.org nameservers or both at the same time. It doesn’t really matter which ones you use.
So the nameservers listed there are not necessarily wrong. I know that using multiple names is confusing and I’ve brought this to the attention of iFastNet before, but making this fully consistent across the board has some additional implications.