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When are DNS Server Updated?
I'm just wondering if ntl: sets a specific time each day when they update their DNS servers to take account of people changeing their domain's DNS.
This would be very usefull, especially to me as I would like to know when I will be able to see my website via my domain :) |
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actually the DNS servers are not entered into IE setting. You need to go to control panel - network connection - right click your connection..properties... - double click TCP/IP and in the bottom two boxes, put 2 other DNS IP's in :)
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well ntl's dns server seem to be pretty quick when it comes to updating domain's but I disagree with that all dns server will auto update when domains ttl expires, when I was using freeserve years ago domains used to take WEEK's to propogate.
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You could always try using a different PROXY. This has its own DNS servers, and will probably be faster
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That's great thank you :)
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Pem thats how it is meant to work, but I was just pointing out some dns servers around the world are faulty, wether they are set to ignore ttl value's or are simply malfunctioning I dont know, but there are faulty ones out there. I work with lots of domains and run my own nameservers for hosting I do and when I update subdomains some isp's take forever to notice the changed even tho my update time should only be 15mins I am seeing some people taking over a week to see the change. Of course this is off topic and I apologise, in this case ntl dns servers get the changes fine.
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They're meant to obey TTL.
Personally I add entries to my /etc/hosts on my linux box and c:/winnt/system32/drivers/etc/hosts So it resolves instantly. Another tip. Update your 2nd nameserver first and wait 2-3 days and then update your first nameserver, no one will notice its down but it might cause confusion with non static content like forums. |
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