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>Subject: RE: [IMGate] Re: how long for host records to arrive in  TLD-servers?
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>We register thousands of domains (as well as make many changes to existing
>domains) and I have never seen it take longer than a day, in fact we promise
>2 days to customers..
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>Subject: [IMGate] Re: how long for host records to arrive in TLD-servers?
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> >I think it can take up to 48 hours with some registrars. Others like
> >Dotster update more often (hourly) although I think the root servers
> >only update 1-2 times a day anyway.
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>Nit: we're not talking about the *.root-servers.net but about the
>*.gTLD-servers.net, which are the .com domain parents.   A common
>misstatement fostered the dnsreports.
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>We're nearly at 48 hours after the whois database was updated without the
>updating of the *.gTLD-servers.net.  Maybe by Monday.
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>Len
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