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No, this is something you should have organised before you changed your DNS, by shortening the default time-to-lives on the old A records, before you changed them. Then the old A records would not be cached in other DNS servers for so long. Now you just have to wait until the timers expire on your old A records.
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Re: Manual DNS Update?
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Originally Posted by rdhw
No, this is something you should have organised before you changed your DNS, by shortening the default time-to-lives on the old A records, before you changed them. Then the old A records would not be cached in other DNS servers for so long. Now you just have to wait until the timers expire on your old A records.
I'm sure that was very helpful but I didn't understand a word of it.....
Its changed now.. It was the nameserver records, though - Which, as far as i know, arent anything i can control, cause its all stored on root-servers or gtld-servers?