Hey folks... I have a DNS problem with my newly registered domain. Anyone can advise how long it takes for TLD servers to refresh their records of my domain registrar NS records? Is it 2 or 3 days like suggest by googling?
Sad story follows...
What happened was a few days ago I registered a domain with aws route 53 service and it was resolving fine then like an idiot I tried to tinker with the zones by changing the NS records to linode NS servers and then to come back to AWS I deleted the zone and created new one which has different NS records.
Now after some investigation it appears that the TLD root servers for my domain still holding the old NS servers and these are returning REFUSED error code when lookup my domain name.
As a result a normal lookup which hits say public google or cloudflare DNS servers they return SERVFAIL error code as a result of the old AWS servers return refused error.
♂ So that's my sob story... I'm currently going to wait another day or 2 but if it doesn't start working is there any way to flush the TLD servers to pick up my current NS records?
Thanks!
Sad story follows...
What happened was a few days ago I registered a domain with aws route 53 service and it was resolving fine then like an idiot I tried to tinker with the zones by changing the NS records to linode NS servers and then to come back to AWS I deleted the zone and created new one which has different NS records.
Now after some investigation it appears that the TLD root servers for my domain still holding the old NS servers and these are returning REFUSED error code when lookup my domain name.
As a result a normal lookup which hits say public google or cloudflare DNS servers they return SERVFAIL error code as a result of the old AWS servers return refused error.
♂ So that's my sob story... I'm currently going to wait another day or 2 but if it doesn't start working is there any way to flush the TLD servers to pick up my current NS records?
Thanks!