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Home FAQ Domain Names Why do DNS changes take 24-48 hours to propagate?

Navigation Why do DNS changes take 24-48 hours to propagate?         Every domain has at least two nameservers assigned to it and those nameservers hold records for the domain. However, when another server somewhere else in the world, queries the nameservers for DNS records, it will usually keep a local copy of the DNS record so that next time it needs to know what IP address the domain resolves to, it already has the answer. Once changes are made to the actual DNS records on the two nameservers that are assigned to your domain, these changes will gradually filter through to the other servers in the world so that everything is up to date, and it is this process that normally takes 24-48 hours. Newsfeeds Internet:Business News Wed, 14 May 2008 02:52 HP investors are worried about the company's plans to buy EDS — and with good reason. HP Drags Down Dow Patty Stonesifer, current head of the Gates Foundation, will hand off the CEO role. Jeff Raikes to Head Gates'Huge Charity With an acquisition of EDS in the works and quarterly earnings coming out, HP promises to be the biggest newsmaker in the tech sector this week. HP's Busy Week Web Developer News Wed, 14 May 2008 02:52 Now non-programmers can build enterprise-class apps fast and on the cheap. SaaS Tool Offers Custom Database Development The latest version of Microsoft's automated help agent for companies, adds support for SharePoint searches. Microsoft’s Automated Agent: Can We Talk?

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