Quickest Proporgation I've Ever Seen

[medicjoe95]

lmao, under 3 hours, and the domain porporgated. I'm soo amazed. This could have to do with the account (for the domain) was set up like, a month ago - But it proporgated in like, 3 hours. I'm soo amazed. lol

[trogdor1024]

One of my domains went through in 8 hours once, I was pretty psyched. 3 is insanely cool... talk about instant gratification!

[biggazillakilla]

Tribbles propagate almost as fast.

[Spencer F.]

I've had it literally under an hour through GoDaddy.

[wello]

yes ..GoDaddy is fast!

[petesmc]

My friend had 5 minutes one about 2 weeks ago. I had completely forgotten about the changes, i was used to waiting for up to 2 weeks before.

[fatnewt]

With GoDaddy, I've had that happen for me, but some others couldn't access it until 10 hours later.

[trogdor1024]

Oh yeah, well I've had it propegate 2 hours before I placed the order!

[cfm]

I usually get three-minute propagation times with GoDaddy. The longest took about four hours to propoagate completely—no clue why.

[themusicman]

WOW, that is quick. I was reading a thread at my webhost where he was telling someone that propogation is now going to be far quicker due to some changes in how the NIC operates etc...

[N9ne]

The people you buy the domain name don't propagate do they? Surely it's your ISP that updates its DNS.

[Kevin Boss]

Domain name propagation is the process of updating nameservers across the world with your site's physical location. You may be able to access the domain name right away but that doesn't mean everyone else will.

[Dangermouse]

You can have it done instantly if you edit your hosts file

[KestonE]

So far godaddy has the fastest proporgation that I have ever seen. The domain proporgation took about 45mins - 1hr.

[medicjoe95]

Yeah. I've never been hosted go Go-Daddy; I've always used a few diffrent cheap, crappy hosts until I fineally decided to get a reseller and share a server lol

But, my reseller is the one that gave me like, 2-3 hour porporgation. Notice that 3 hours later, I checked on it ~ So it could have been 15 minutes, 2 hours, or 2 hours 45 minutes lol

[veronicabend]

Something strange is happenning to me now. There is one domain we moved to a new server last week, and now some people see it and some don't. I thought it would be completely updated by now. Strangest thing is that from one same computer, the site can be seen in 4 Explorer windows, and in 3 other Explorer windows we get 'Server not Found'. Has something like this happenned to any of you before? Any ideas of why it might be happenning?

Thanks!

[danfran]

last night, I got one through NetTicks and it was up in less than 20 mins using TimeWarner and AOL (new york), both!

[MK3design]

Last time I bought a domain they all took like 24 hours, but that was atleast 9months ago, they had to have been making some progress since then