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www sometimes yields an old ip address - why?

September 15 2006 at 3:02 AM
  (Login martinflack)

 
Perhaps someone can help me figure this out

www.aviationemployment.com is supposed to return 207.234.208.44, but on some ISP's people are still going to 207.234.129.253 which is our old web server that we'd like to turn off.

Most tools I have used report the domain is ok and get the new IP address.

The dnscheck tool on this site says for www that it gets a non authoritative response from A.GTLD-SERVERS.NET etc of the *old* IP address. Why is that? Should it not delegate to the primary and secondary nameservers? How can I stop that from happening? The TTL on the old IP address is coming back as 48 hours but this has been going on over a week.

Thanks for any insights,
Martin

 
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(Login martinflack)

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September 15 2006, 3:25 AM 

Think I found the answer in another thread:
http://www.network54.com/Forum/210753/thread/1092840450/last-1093473011/Weird+DNS+Problem

 
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