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  3. December 2005

RE: Apache configuration question

In theory yes, in reality, no. Every time we've moved IP's on servers
I'm involved with there are a handful of business and schools that take
a long time to update their DNS. 48-72 hours gets it changed at most
places but servers can be configured to do updates much less frequently
and ignore the TTL setting.

Matt

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> It will take a lot longer than 3 hours for everyone to see the change.
> DNS changes typically take 48-72 hours to propagate across the
Internet
> and can takes weeks in some cases.

Wouldn't this depend entirely on the TTL in the zone definition?  IF the

ISP says it's 3 hours, maybe it's because they've got the TTL set that 
low?

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