Lots of DNS issues, change TTL

[zapzack]

I have noticed an increase in subdomain issues with new signups.. I think this is caused by the TTL of the DNS being set to 24 hours.. I think it would better to set it to a shorter amount.. The SOA refresh value is also set at 24 hours, which may cause the other slave nameservers to not get the updates fast.. Full report is here: http://dnssy.com/report.php?q=x10hosting.com

Edit: Corey fixed it.. It was an error with the second nameserver.. I still suggest you lower the TTL though..

 

[jtwhite]

Yeah, it'd be nice but it's really no big deal =P.

 

[Divinorum]

I have noticed an increase in subdomain issues with new signups.. I think this is caused by the TTL of the DNS being set to 24 hours.. I think it would better to set it to a shorter amount.. The SOA refresh value is also set at 24 hours, which may cause the other slave nameservers to not get the updates fast.. Full report is here: http://dnssy.com/report.php?q=x10hosting.com

Edit: Corey fixed it.. It was an error with the second nameserver.. I still suggest you lower the TTL though..

Then it would increase the server load slightly, and us free users will have none of that. haha

 

[Corey]

Then it would increase the server load slightly, and us free users will have none of that. haha

Your sig link does not work

 

[Sharky]

Used to show a load of services on paid hosting being offline

 

[Corey]

Pfft!

 

[adamparkzer]

Pfft!

ZOMG Corey posted a one-liner!

But yea, I think service on the free servers is doing a bit better than service on the paid servers right now.

 

[zen-r]

ZOMG Corey posted a one-liner!

But yea, I think service on the free servers is doing a bit better than service on the paid servers right now.

I have the simple solution : Charge to use the Free service, & make Paid free!