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Migration Problem DNS propagation ?

Posted March 30, 2017 2.9k views
DebianDNS

Hello everyone !

Testing Digital Ocean for the first time and it’s been totally awesome.
I did a migration for my website (www.survi-island.fr), I modified my DNS in Gandi (my registrar). Maybe I’m not asking the question in the good place but some users reach the game and some don’t.
Also some did reach it and now the game is gone for them.

I can’t understand why at all, if you have any idea where I could check I would be very glad.

My Gandi DNS seems good.
My virtualHosts seemes good too.
Do I have just to wait ?

Thanks again and enjoy your day !

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HerrAusragend March 30, 2017

DNS Servers need some time for the migration. Normally clients are also caching certain DNS requests.
Waiting up to 12 hours should resolve the issue.

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jtittle1 March 30, 2017

@mobidi

If the DNS for your domain was already set to another provider, it’s possible for propagation to take as long as 24-48h. In most cases, it’s as quick as few minutes to an hour, though I’ve seen cases that extend out longer.

If you’ve already closed out your previous account with the previous provider, there could be a period of time where users won’t be able to connect due to propagation, so that very well could be the case.

To make sure it’s not an issue on the server, I’d recommend checking your error logs to see if anything pops up such as errors relating to connections, file errors, etc.

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  • mobidi March 30, 2017

    Thanks both of you, I hope the probleme is what you mention. You’re right, it’s between two differents provider.

    I’m a little new to linux, I have no idea what logs you’re talking about could you tell me what file I need to check ?

    What seems weird is that sometime we are on the correct DNS and 10 minutes later we came back to the older.
    I did some migration (not like that one thought) but never saw a jumping DNS doing some stuff like that. Did you ever saw that ? This seems possible to you ?

    I’ll wait until morning to act so.

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