Weird dns issue

[rcep]

i was wondering
if someone changes the dns of a certain site shouldnt the effect be between the next hour to 12 hours
now i had the dns of a domain at NP changed for 24 hours still havnt got any update the old site content still is appearing

what is that /?

 

[mbuna]

This depends on the TTL for the domain, which could be as long as 72 hours. When you transfer a domain you always want to change the time out to an hour or so, otherwise it will be cached by dns servers for much longer.

 

[rcep]

m

its ryansdistrict.com i have it here at NP

 

[mbuna]

It looks like it has a 24 hour TTL.

;; AUTHORITY SECTION:
ryansdistrict.com. 86400 IN NS ns4.shoutserv.com.
ryansdistrict.com. 86400 IN NS ns3.shoutserv.com.



That's 86400 seconds, which is 24 hours.

 

[rcep]

cool is it exactly that much secods ?
btw where did u get these details from ? :LOL
thx that was helpfull

 

[mbuna]

use the "dig" command on a linux server. ex: dig domain.com

 

[rcep]

lol
where is that ?
i use Cpanel hosting where is that ?

 

[The Stealthy One]

You'd have to have a computer with a Linux operating system.

EDIT: Or, you can use this: http://www.webmaster-toolkit.com/dig.shtml . It's free.

 

[rcep]

over 24 hours passed
still the domain showing old info
what should i do ?

 

[rcep]

guys 3 days passed
if i press the reset botton on my domain managment and enter the dns i want will it get my site down much (how much)

Please guys help me

 

[mbuna]

I would email your registrar and ask them to push your domains dns out to the root servers again.

 

[rcep]

my regestrar is here at namepros
Who should i contact in this case ?