Thread: DNS Stuff (only for the techs!)
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Old 19-02-2005, 02:20   #7
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Re: DNS Stuff (only for the techs!)
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Originally Posted by stingray
Google has a very low TTL, so they can change the IP their domain(s) resolve to and it will have an effect within 10 minutes. Crude and error prone.
Even more error prone if you're using the Active Directory DC as your DNS server too, because that will cache stuff very persistently AFAIK.
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