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I've gone with an overseas company that is so much cheaper and offers more...

Anyway, mx records are sorted, changed name servers....
mail works (thank christ)...

but when I go to my url I still get the site hosted by my old provider...

Thought it might be cached but I refreshed and I can also access the entire site - parts I've never visited on this OS. I changed nameservers about 12 hours ago... what am I missing here?
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patience
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okay yeah I suppose. Not entirely sure how it works, but I suppose ISP's that have served up the page recently (like mine) will have the DNS records cached...
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Yup, DNS changes can take 24 hours or more to propagate. The ideal way is several days before you want to make the change, you set TTL to a low number, which tells servers to check more frequently. Then when you do make the change, it will propagate much faster. But for a variety of reasons, that doesn't always work as well as you'd like it to, so roughly 24 hours it is.
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okay cool. No urgency, the site has been stagnant for a loooooong time. Glad it's changed now to a landing page that just says stuff is being done blah blah instead of the awful flash mess that was there. I sometimes wondered if I was giving my email address to potential clients/employers who were then checking the url and seeing that thinking it was a prime example of my work. No, it wasn't, it was just there. Going to use "secret" subdomains to run some tests :>
and just host misc crap.