network solutions dns server update - how long to propagate?

Lawrence Chan webmaster at montevino.com
Wed Dec 8 02:55:05 UTC 1999


Probably due to our previous not-so-smooth experience in changing name servers with
Internic.  Thanks for the reassuring note though.

Lawrence
lchan at montevino.com


Barry Margolin wrote:

> In article <384C70DA.63DBE259 at montevino.com>,
> Lawrence Chan <webmaster at montevino.com> wrote:
> >Thanks Barry.
> >
> >In case for whatever reasons things start messing up and we need to get
> >the domain
> >web pages up, can we set the new name server to act as secondary to the old name
> >server? Can we then set the old name server to redirect to the new name
> >server until
> >Internic made the changes (that is if the old name server agrees to redirect)?
> >Please advice.
>
> Of course.  I would recommend always doing that, to make the transition go
> smoothly.
>
> Why would you think it wouldn't work?  All that matters is that the servers
> that your domain is delegated to have the data you want.  How they get it
> is immaterial as far as the rest of the Internet is concerned.
>
> --
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