DNS Server Issue..

[Ronald]

I changed my DNS servers, however, my ISP hasn't updated and it's been three days... I'm starting to worry that they may not update. I've tried changing my DNS thing to the google public one, however still got the error. This is the problem:

I changed my host of my site
I changed the DNS server locating to my new host
Everyone who goes to my site domain is on the new host
I just get an error, from the old host.

What I get:


What I should get:

Ronald Reviewed by Ronald on 18th Mar 2010. DNS Server Issue.. I changed my DNS servers, however, my ISP hasn't updated and it's been three days... I'm starting to worry that they may not update. I've tried changing my DNS thing to the google public one, however still got the error. This is the problem: I changed my host of my site I changed the DNS server locating to my new host Everyone who goes to my site domain is on the new host I just get an error, from the old host. What I get: http://imgcentre.com/img/uploads/big/468d194297.png Rating: 5

[r0ck]

odd did you try clearing cache by chance? probably not it but worth a try

[Sub]

I think its your cache

[Ronald]

I've tried it on Multiple Computers and iPhones. Still getting the page

[Sandino]

There could be various problems to this.
1 - if you changed your router's / modem's dns, that doesn't mean your computer's has changed.

Depending on what browser you have, clear all your cache and cookies, then close it.

Open up a CMD window, (run as administrator if needed), and type in:
ipconfig /flushdns

then do:

ping securewarez.net

and you should get: 79.143.184.201

If not, then there is something else blocking you from clearing your DNS.


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Note on DNS, depending on where you live, it can take up to 1 week for your ISP to clear their DNS.

[4tw]

Flush your DNS cache:

In Microsoft Windows, you can use the command ipconfig /flushdns to flush the DNS resolver cache.

That should help, if it doesn't use OpenDNS.

[Royal King]

Yeah, Try flush dns

[Sandino]

Flush your DNS cache:

In Microsoft Windows, you can use the command ipconfig /flushdns to flush the DNS resolver cache.

That should help, if it doesn't use OpenDNS.

Google's DNS is the same thing

[r0ck]

if I am not mistaken he said in sb that he tried google and opendns

[Sandino]

if I am not mistaken he said in sb that he tried google and opendns

The DNS themselves are not the problem.
It is either a mis configuration of them, or something else blocking him from using them.