when are yahoo server DNS records updated?
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dnsstuff.com indicates there's an MX entry alright.\n\nI think it went live in the last minute or so.
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First empty your browser cache, cookies, and history from both computers.\n\nAre these computers in two different locations (i.e. different states). If you recently changed web hosts or updated your DNS information, the local ISP may still have the old IP address in it's directory.  Call the ISP and have them do a DNS flush (the tech will know what you are talking about).\nTry visiting the sites by the IP address of the site instead of the domain name.  This will prove that the ISP needs to do a DNS flush.\n\nThat's more of the detailed aspects, but without more info it's hard to know what you mean by "not get the same site."
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The email address and the IP address of the server it went out on.  That is about it. They can not find out your home address or anything like that.  If you have a yahoo account just make sure that you don't put your full name in it if you don't want them to know who it came from.
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In order to park a domain on top of another, you must change the name server pointers associated with the domain name to Yahoo's name servers. Then you must configure the Yahoo server to point the "other domain" to the yahoo hosted domain.
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Bit more complicated then that.\nThe name servers turn the names seperated by .(dot) into IP addresses.\nTheres a root nameserver that tells you the ip address of the top-level domain names like .com .net...\nThen the .com name server will tell you the ip address of the yahoo part in yahoo.com and yahoo.com can actually have a name server that will tell you games.yahoo.com for example.\nThese are sometimes called subdomains.\n\nBut that concept doesn't really get close to the actual workings of the internet. It is simply a protocol that runs on the internet like http.\nDomain names and ip address are interchangeable. The idea is that people have a harder time remembering 32 bit number.\nIP address is 4 numbers that range from 0-255 which are seperated by periods. Each number is a byte or 8 bits. The DNS simply turns a name in this IP address.\nHeres where things get complicated.\nYour computer has an IP address and sends "packets" to communicate with other devices on your network.\nRouters are responsible for knowing where to send the packet next, but all your computer has to know is if it should send the packet to the router or to something that is local or within it's "subnet". It knows that by having a subnet mask. 255.255.255.0 is often used as a subnet mask. This means that if the first three numbers are the same as my IP address then I'll send it to another computer localy. Like 192.168.2.3 is in the same subnet as 192.168.2.233, but 24.4.3.4 is not, so I'll let my router handle that data.\nNow that you know the basics let me throw you some extra concepts.\n\nMost home routers do something interesting which is called NAT. This simply means that it has an IP address assigned by your ISP and it shares it with all computers connected to it within your home. It then translates the address to the outside world so the outside world thinks it's talking to a single computer, but the router remembers whos talking to who, so it forwards the data to the right computer. It's like having the same mailing address, but when the mail arrives you have to hand it out to the right person.\n\nThis is all you need to know to set up almost any home IP based appliance.\nSo you see, it's not as simple as you though. I hope I didn't confuse you too much.
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you want to empty the dns cache?\n\nget to a cammand prompt and do this:\nipconfig /flushdns
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change the DNS server you are using. It is not responding properly
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Not sure which browser you are using. Looks like your browser has stored the information in Cache. \nIf you are using Internet Explorer (IE), click on "Tools" menu and select "Internet Options". On the General Tab, click on "Settings" button to see what is your current setting. The "Check for newer version of stored Page" shoud either be set to "Automatically" or "Every visit to the page". Correct this setting if necessary and you should see the changes. \nHope this helps.
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yahoo is doing a huge server change so it is messed up for awhile so just keep trying...
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Go to the BTY! Software centre to get the latest browser:\n\nhttp://bt.software.yahoo.com/ysftc/p/bt/v3/welcome\n\nClick start, it will detect if any of your BTY! Software needs an update :)
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Your DNS address is wrong.
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http://www.oldversion.com/program.php?n=yahoo
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Yahoo resets everything on Mondays...it should be there for you next Monday
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i think they are putting the servers on maintainence...wherein they upgrade or remove existing defects...i m havin the same prob...it takes ages to sign in...it does after some time .(the smiley of the yahoo wakes from slumber goes to sleep again and so on) .but there are times when i just give up and close\ni admit its really frustrating..i dunno why yahoo doesnt announce such server outages b4hand so we know what 2 expect
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Login? Using static IP address? Well, your ISP provides the IP address and if it's not static theres not much you can do... instead of get Dynamic DNS, some kind of provider that will map a static worded address to your dynamic one.\n\nFor instance, they can give you yourname.dyndns.com and that will always map to your dynamic changing IP. Search the net for "dynamic dns" or "dynamic ip"
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In yahoo received mail click the full header you will have the ip address there
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The system variable <insert a dollar symbol here>_SERVER['REMOTE_ADDR'] contains the ip address of the visitor. Is that what you want? Frame your wquestion clearly plz.\nHere replace <insert a dollar symbol here> with $\nIf i give that $ symbol there, yahoo doesnt allow my post.