dns propagation times

[greatpornlinks]

How long have you seen for a dns change to take place, I have one domain that is not propagating worldwide after 4 days.

[bill]

sometimes its instantaneous

sometimes it takes a few days

don't know if cache related, or host related, or nameserver related, or not

you might try a different browser or on your phone ?????

good luck

[BrasSmonkey]

use a proxy use cc cleaner. might be your ip has not refreshed. godaddy is slow to update shit

[TheButcher]

I use this one



https://www.whatsmydns.net/

[HeidiHoe]

Try loading site using incognito mode

[killah]

It usually takes a day no more

[vblogger]

It usually takes a day no more

That is about the most I have seen.

[koster]

That is about the most I have seen.

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[bill]

How long have you seen for a dns change to take place, I have one domain that is not propagating worldwide after 4 days.

rverything ok now?

[greatpornlinks]

How long have you seen for a dns change to take place, I have one domain that is not propagating worldwide after 4 days.

rverything ok now?

yes thanx for asking, my friggin host had not done the IP settings right on their end, all well now.

[BHT]

How long have you seen for a dns change to take place, I have one domain that is not propagating worldwide after 4 days.

rverything ok now?

yes thanx for asking, my friggin host had not done the IP settings right on their end, all well now.

That explains it dumb host

[pussyhunter]

I have dealt with techs at my host who could not do shit but copy paste prepared replies that made no sense, one time I escalated the ticket higher up and the next guy knew his shit and fixed the problem. Hosts do hire some of the worst techs out there.

[bbwlover]

Now that we know what went wrong here, on a general note it also depends on your cable company.

[workman]

Godaddy is the best in my experience

[dom_trev]

One more shout out to Godaddy for being the best in the domainbiz