DNS Question

[Michael Voight]

It is not something you have much control over. Nameservers that have
cached the old entry will do so until the TTL for the record has run
out.

Michael

jbp wrote:
> 
> I apologize if this is an inappropriate post to this group. I found
> the address in a DNS Q&A  My name is Jim Peters and I have what will
> probably be a very trivial question to put to this forum.
> 
> We are in the process of moving our domains from 1 host to another.
> The problem seems to be that we are being served by both servers at
> the same time. I was told that this is because
> some ISP's have not yet updated  their DNS or they are caching DNS
> information. Is it possible to get a more defined explanation for this
> problem?
> 
> Any and all assistance would be greatly appreciated. I  also intend
> publishing information on this subject in our newsletter, so your
> replays should only be made if you approve of their use in that
> article, or stipulate you don't want your correspondence used.
> 
> TYIA
> 
> jim
> 
> publisher at yourluckyday.com