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Old 21-05-2005, 15:18   #1
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Manual DNS Update?

Is there a way to trigger a DNS update from ntl's caches?

NTL still has my DNS pointing ns1.gladdymedia.com and ns2.gladdymedia.com to the old ip's.

Its annoyings, because its been over 24 hours already, and still no update. seems all other providers have updated now, just not NTL

Thanks,

-Raz
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Old 21-05-2005, 16:51   #2
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Re: Manual DNS Update?

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.....
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Old 21-05-2005, 23:21   #4
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Re: Manual DNS Update?

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?

I dunno, at least its working

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