DNS Chagnes with GoDaddy - How Long to Propagate?

[deltafowler]

Registration with Godaddy.com
Hosting done elsewhere.
Last Friday, I moved hosting to another location and submitted the Nameserver changes to Godaddy.com.
The site is still not coming up today.

Shouldn't propagation occur within 24-48 hours? :confused:

[BattleZone]

Normally it's 48 hours for full propagation, yes.

[Rob-NovA]

These days I would say 48 hours max. .com and .net DNS changes happen every 5 minutes these days, so I'm surprised you haven't seen the updates yet. If you want to PM me the details I can help you troubleshoot.

[deltafowler]

PM sent

[carlsbad_bolt_fan]

Registration with Godaddy.com
Hosting done elsewhere.
Last Friday, I moved hosting to another location and submitted the Nameserver changes to Godaddy.com.
The site is still not coming up today.

Shouldn't propagation occur within 24-48 hours? :confused:

Did you change 'A' record IP Address?

I have many clients who have their domain names registered with godaddy, but have their sites hosted elsewhere. When they have changed their web hosting providers, a change to the 'A' record is necessary. Within an hour, the site was coming up at the new provider.

[deltafowler]

Rob has pinpointed the problem and it is not with Godaddy.
It is with the new hosting provider.
They have been sent his helpful information and asked to correct the problem.

Thanks again, Rob!

[Rob-NovA]

Rob has pinpointed the problem and it is not with Godaddy.
It is with the new hosting provider.
They have been sent his helpful information and asked to correct the problem.

Thanks again, Rob!

Glad to help!

[deltafowler]

All is well now!

[Rob-NovA]

All is well now!

Glad to hear it all worked out.

[hdtvfan0001]

Glad to hear it all worked out.
Thanks for helping your fellow DBSTalker...that's great to see folks reaching out to solve these kinds of problems...:)