georgiek
Mar 27 2004, 02:21 PM
It has been four days now since I changed the nameservers at my registrar from my old hosting company to this one (ns1.servermatrix.com and ns2.servermatrix.com) but after four days the domain is still pointing to the old server. Is this normal?
sean1121
Mar 27 2004, 02:32 PM
No, the changes should have propagated by now, what is the domain name?
georgiek
Mar 27 2004, 03:48 PM
movietrack.net
sean1121
Mar 27 2004, 04:04 PM
CODE
Answer records
name class type data time to live
movietrack.net IN NS ns24.gisol.com 172800s (2d)
movietrack.net IN NS ns25.gisol.com 172800s (2d)
These are your old name servers right? Can you double check your changes with the registrar?
georgiek
Mar 27 2004, 04:13 PM
Yep, those are the old ones but I had switched them at my registrar 4 days ago to the ones here. When I log in to my account at my registrar it list these one here not the old ones. I don't understand.
eddy2099
Mar 27 2004, 04:13 PM
Also at the same time, check if you submitted that domain name in Domain Admin in Orbit. If you have not done so, the entry will not be found in SM's nameservers which could cause a problem too.
georgiek
Mar 27 2004, 04:16 PM
I have done that as well...but now that I looked at the zone details in orbit, the nameservers are ns1.theplanet.com and ns2.theplanet.com...could this be the problem? I specifically told them in the ticket that I pointed them to ns1.servermatrix.com and ns2.servermatrix.com.
sean1121
Mar 27 2004, 04:30 PM
I just checked and ns1.servermatrix.com gives authoritative answers for your domain, so thats not a problem. The root servers are just giving the wrong NS records for your domain. You might want to contact your registrar.
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