- Make sure your domain is using and only using DNS Exit name servers. You can check it with DOS/Linux command (assume your domain is mydomain.com):
- c:\> nslookup -type=ns mydomain.com
- You should see only DNSExit.com name servers. Otherwise, the domain's DNS on our system is not taking effect since queries to your domain are resolved by other name servers.
- For updates to your dynamic IP, the new IP can take up to 2 minutes to take effect. You may want to wait a little longer and try again.
- Within 2 days after switching your domain name servers to our name servers, your ISP DNS servers may be still caching your domain IP address getting from previous domain name servers while it was static IP.In this case, other people may getting the correct IP address of your domain while you are getting the old IP address. You can check if other name servers are reporting correct IP for your domain by using the following DOS/Linux/Unix command:
- c:\> nslookup //hit enter
> server NS10.NBA-HQ.COM- //Or enter one of the following name servers
- //Just an example, replace it with one of your subdomain/host
- Login to your DnsExit account, bring up the DNS for your domain and check what is the IP in the system. Then you should query what IP address is reported by our name servers by using DOS/Linux command: c:\> nslookup
> server ns1.dnsexit.com- // Specify what name server to query IP. You may also try ns2.dnsexit.com
- //Just an example, replace it with one of your subdomain/host
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My IP is different from the IP entered at DNSExit.com?
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