Bruno Wolff III wrote:
The only real delay when adding something new is getting the registered
servers for a domain into the root servers. These should be the ones
Generally you mean the appropiate TLD servers as most newly registered
domains don't go into the root servers.
I guess things have changed - .com at least used to be known directly by
the roots. Anyway, a query for an unknown domain has to start at the
root servers and will resolve as soon as they know where to send it.
listed in the whois lookup. There is a time-to-live associated with the
addresses, so existing names may linger with the wrong addresses, though.
And some ISPs have been known to fudge these to be longer than what they
are to cut down on queries. This breaks things like djbdns' feature of
having the ttl count down as a cutover time is approached.
And worse, applications may cache them for as long as they run.
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Les Mikesell
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