DNS propagation for more than 84 hours?

by wadboram Posted: 7 years ago 3 replies

Hello,

I have recently changed the nameservers to a new domain with a reputable managed hosting company. My site is live for few hours and disappears again.

Anyone have faced such long DNS propagation before?

#programming #dns #hours #propagation

David Beroff 7 years ago

It depends on the time-to-live (TTL) set in your old DNS records. No, you can't retroactively change this. Flush your DNS cache and try again. Your new host may be able to make some suggestions.
PromoA 7 years ago

For reputable managed hosting 24 hours should be enough.
Problem might be on you side. You need to reset DNS cache
wadboram 7 years ago

The problem was with the hosting company and I changed them. They have bad technical people cause one of my engineer friends discovered that they have a type in the DNS configuration.

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DNS propagation for more than 84 hours?

wadboram • 7 years ago • 3 replies

Hello, I have recently changed the nameservers to a new domain with a reputable managed hosting company. My site is live for few hours and disappears again.