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Asked: 2026-05-24T17:30:58+00:00

I recently began migrating an old site to Drupal, and the hosting service I

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I recently began migrating an old site to Drupal, and the hosting service I was using was really cheap and wouldn’t have worked with all the modules I installed. I already hired a hosting account at a new (Drupal friendly) service and changed my DNS settings to point to their servers,… but the problem is that it’s been a couple of days and the domain still points to the old account. When I whois my domain I can see in the domain servers section that the new servers show up, but if I nslookup or dig the domain I find the older servers. How could this be?

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  1. Editorial Team

    There are few possible reasons:

    • Your ISP is still resolving you domain name to the old servers

    • You have a local DNS server with a long TTL

    • You have a record in your host file pointing to the old server

    • The DNS change wasn’t done correctly

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