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1) the site was not live when the domain was mentioned. 2) DNS needs to propagate or it will still not be live for people for a period of time (not sure what r
by aw3c2 16y ago
1) the site was not live when the domain was mentioned.
2) DNS needs to propagate or it will still not be live for people for a period of time (not sure what real delays for that are nowadays, but surely minutes to hours.
- wwortiz 16y agoDepending on the isp (since most people don't change dns servers) it can even take days. DNS resolution sadly isn't very realtime.
- fanf2 16y agoThe DNS propagation delays that matter in this case are the provisioning delay on the TLD servers and the domain's own name servers. If your service provider is good it should be deployed within a few minutes.