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Antonio
Jan 12, 2010, 5:32:07 AM1/12/10
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Seems google dns is very very slow updating... It's the second time I
see google dns to get updated much later opendns
maybe it's faster but indeed isn't a good choice yet. Removing from
all my computers
see google dns to get updated much later opendns
maybe it's faster but indeed isn't a good choice yet. Removing from
all my computers
getstonered
Jan 15, 2010, 2:06:24 AM1/15/10
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I'm contemplating the same thing. I've been waiting for an 3 days now
for my new domain DNS to propagate, only to realize maybe it has.
Switched off of google DNS and everything came up as it should. Not
happy with the caching on their DNS. Way too long.
for my new domain DNS to propagate, only to realize maybe it has.
Switched off of google DNS and everything came up as it should. Not
happy with the caching on their DNS. Way too long.
Paul S. R. Chisholm
Jan 15, 2010, 7:11:56 AM1/15/10
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Very sorry to hear that. And more than a little surprised; there have
been explanations of why things might delayed when a domain moves from
one DNS provider to another (see other messages in this forum), but
none of them apply to a new domain. (Was your domain parked by someone
else before you acquired it?)
been explanations of why things might delayed when a domain moves from
one DNS provider to another (see other messages in this forum), but
none of them apply to a new domain. (Was your domain parked by someone
else before you acquired it?)
Can you please share the domain you're having problems with?
Hope this helps. --PSRC
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