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Guides · DNS

Why a name-server change needs time

The world remembers the old server answer for a while. That is not a fault.

Two people trying the old and the new address at the same time can see different pages. Do not delete the new files. Wait, then look in a private window.

  1. Write the name servers once. Do not change them again and again.
  2. Do not delete the old site until the new address opens.
  3. If the old page is still there a day later, write both server names on a ticket.

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