Nightfox wrote to Jagossel <=-
I don't think it takes that long. After updating your IP with your domain, I always thought it should only take maybe a couple hours at
most for the domain to point to the new IP address.
It depends on the TTL of the A record in question. If the TTL is short, or you haven't accessed that record in a while, the change should be quick. If the TTL is long, then you have to wait for your resolver cache to expire that record. You can also try flushing the DNS resolver cache. In Windows, that's simple:
ipconfig /flushdns
However, if your desktop DNS points to your router, that also needs its resolver cache flushed, usually a router reboot is the quickestway to do that.
... I luvs ya, but everyone else thinks you're an ass.
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