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Just saying I did exactly that. No problem.? not sure where you are going with that since your problem has been resolved and I quoted someone else.
Just saying I did exactly that. No problem.? not sure where you are going with that since your problem has been resolved and I quoted someone else.
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Monkeys and Gremlins working in the background went home for the day.2-3 hours later, all starts working just fine. This AM fine.
Explain.
I’ve literally never heard of someone being a “DNS admin”… how long ago was this? Was that really a job title?It's been 100 years since I was a DNS admin. If we knew a change was coming, we would begin to advertise shorter cache intervals. I.E. 24 hours out, we might change the cache value from 24 hours to 1 hour, or 15 minutes.
The DNS admin sets the cache value, and anticipated changes means the administrator can shorten the "use by" date of the records it shares about domains it serves.
But it's been a while since I've done this, so perhaps newer DNS servers can advise other servers that have cached the value to update.
But I come from the "good old days" where we used named as a DNS server. I have no clue what is used today, so take this for what it is, history.
Just one of my duties. It wasn't my only job.I’ve literally never heard of someone being a “DNS admin”… how long ago was this? Was that really a job title?