Cannot access dashboards/sites for other 5 sites in 6 multisite account

Have you tried disabling all your plugins? Maybe one of the plugins are affecting your WP system. BTW, what happened during or before that weekend? Also you do not give much information as to your WP setup and to the problem. So it is hard to give help.

Tiffany,
The beauty of WordPress is there is so much you can do with it, and there are many different pieces to it. The frustration is there is so much you can do with it and there are so many different pieces to it.
For instance, your wordpress may have been updated, the database may have been updated, but is there a plug in that wasn’t updated or was updated that is causing problems. Who is your host? Do you have a subdomain wild card activated on your host? Have you replaced the .htaccess file? Has it become corrupted. (it is in the root directory of the wordpress install by the way)
Yes you explained that you can’t get access but, you didn’t say whether or not they are showing but when you try to visit the site you get an error message, or is it that they are listed on the network admin part of the site but “greyed” out? Or are they not there at all…..You have to be extremely detailed, even screen shots are helpful. It is not that people here don’t want to help, this is the most helpful forum I have found, it is probably the fact that no one has enough details to give you an answer. WordPress is MUCH different than straight HTML (much better in my opinion but much more involved)Everyone here is patient with newbies but you need to be patient with everyone here trying to understand what you are trying to explain. I only explained a couple of things that could be wrong, there are other possibilities! Keep trying! How about trying screen shots?

Are any of your sub sites showing?

If not I’d check your wp-config.

This is an adaptation of mine: http://pastebin.com/FVP3Bs8u

Remember to read the added comments I’ve put in and to put your content where it needs to be.

Also I’ve checked your DNS records and these seem ok. 🙂

DNS may be okay – but really all that means is that Bluehost is processing the request with a wildcard. Try and request “tiffany.petgroomingtemplate.com” and you’ll see that it will work (put any word you like and it will go through fine – but you’ll end up at the root domain). That means the problem is likely in the setup.

For example…

This site:
http://testingsite.petgroomingtemplate.com/

Ends up here:
http://petgroomingtemplate.com/wp-signup.php?new=testingsite

Not entirely unexpected, but certainly not what you would expect.

This site:
http://newtestingsite.petgroomingtemplate.com/

Goes here:
http://petgroomingtemplate.com/

The good news (such as it is) is that this one works:
http://2489268841lilnells.petgroomingtemplate.com/

So that means it is likely the configuration, more than likely these lines:

define('MULTISITE', true);
define('SUBDOMAIN_INSTALL', false);
define('DOMAIN_CURRENT_SITE', '');
define('PATH_CURRENT_SITE', '/');
define('SITE_ID_CURRENT_SITE', 1);
define('BLOG_ID_CURRENT_SITE', 1);

MULTISITE has to be true. SUBDOMAIN_INSTALL, could go either way. DOMAIN_CURRENT_SITE, probably ‘petgroomingtemplate.com’. PATH_CURRENT_SITE, depends on where your current site is installed. Possibly ‘/wp/’. The CURRENT_SITE values are probably both 1, but you never know.

I would specifically look at the DOMAIN_CURRENT_SITE and PATH_CURRENT_SITE.

Bluehost should provide access to the database with phpMyAdmin – you could look at the sites there to see if you have data in the database. If so, you really only need to get it pointed correctly at the right place and they will come back up.