Question about proxies...

[yeppers]

Hello everyone,

I've got a question about proxies (actual IP proxies from your internet connection, not website proxies ),

In Australia (well my area anyway lol) DNS propogation can take DAYS sometimes, very frustrating... But if I use say an American free proxy, will this mean that I will be viewing DNS propogation from the proxies area? So I would be able to use the proxy to browse websites which have not propogated in MY area yet?

Also when using a proxy, is it your current internet connection's bandwidth being used or the proxy service's?

Sorry, I have just never explored proxies much lol :D.

Thanks in advance all!

Kindest Regards, Rhett.

 

[zaros64]

Hello everyone,

I've got a question about proxies (actual IP proxies from your internet connection, not website proxies ),

In Australia (well my area anyway lol) DNS propogation can take DAYS sometimes, very frustrating... But if I use say an American free proxy, will this mean that I will be viewing DNS propogation from the proxies area? So I would be able to use the proxy to browse websites which have not propogated in MY area yet?

Also when using a proxy, is it your current internet connection's bandwidth being used or the proxy service's?

Sorry, I have just never explored proxies much lol :D.

Thanks in advance all!

Kindest Regards, Rhett.

I know how to make it set first, set the nameservers BEFORE the hosting account is made, when you make the account the domain will be there instantly(well 95% of the time)

 

[yeppers]

I know how to make it set first, set the nameservers BEFORE the hosting account is made, when you make the account the domain will be there instantly(well 95% of the time)

HHmmm... You sure about that one... I think that would be just a co-incidence or something, don't think that's how it works :P But I could be wrong.
I have done that often and the same thing happens, you are most likely just with an ISP that updates quickly or something of the sort i'd say.

Anyone know about this?

Thanks!