How to check whether name servers (NS) are propagated in Domain Name Server (DNS)?
Occasionally sysadmins/devops migrate their server to a new server with a new IP address due to server lag/ data loss, you name it. Here our domain name will point to the old IP address. It sometimes take a couple of days to fully get propagated.
There are some network tools like
At prompt type your domain and hit enter:
If it resolves to what you expected then it works. It should give you something like:
Using dig:
It prints lots of information, you should see
If you see the correct IP address, it means that it has properly cached by remote name servers.
#sysadmin #nslookup #dig #ns #dns #name_server
Occasionally sysadmins/devops migrate their server to a new server with a new IP address due to server lag/ data loss, you name it. Here our domain name will point to the old IP address. It sometimes take a couple of days to fully get propagated.
There are some network tools like
nslookup`/`dig
that can help in checking DNS propagation. Let's say your name server (NS) is ns1. example.com
:nslookup - ns1-5-61-24-199.parsdev.net
At prompt type your domain and hit enter:
nillkin24.ir
If it resolves to what you expected then it works. It should give you something like:
Server: ns1-5-61-24-199.parsdev.net
Address: 5.61.24.199#53
NOTE:
it may still take a while to propagate to the rest of the internet, that's out of your control.Using dig:
dig @ns1-5-61-24-199.parsdev.net nillkin24.ir
It prints lots of information, you should see
ANSWER SECTION
with a result like below:;; ANSWER SECTION:
nillkin24.ir. 14400 IN A 5.61.24.199
If you see the correct IP address, it means that it has properly cached by remote name servers.
#sysadmin #nslookup #dig #ns #dns #name_server