tranfering

[thebillionaire]

do you guys see http://www.gamesreloaded.com the same as http://gamesreloaded.com ? because on one computer I see the www. one as the new and http:// as the old. I went to the library, and then searched on the net through their ISP, they see the old site. Do you guys see the main game page or a "moving servers" page? Is this normal when changing dns? I just changed dns last night. I heard something like you ISP needs 3 days to configure it or something.

[agua]

I see the same site at both from Aus - I believe it does take time for DNS changes to filter through the internet.

[James]

They appear the same, but the non-www. one doesn't have any PR.

[Cutter]

It sounds like your library is using some kind of caching?

[thebillionaire]

It sounds like your library is using some kind of caching?

what do you mean by library and caching?

[agua]

They appear the same, but the non-www. one doesn't have any PR

The same things happens with sites I have made - I just made a htaccess 301 redirect to the www.

Is there an easier way to do this? Or a way to stop it happening to start with?

[Emancipator]

flush your DNs if your still seeing the old site.

[thebillionaire]

flush your DNs if your still seeing the old site.

it works now, but what do you mean by flush the dns?

[Cutter]

It may have been browser options too (if the site was visited before on that computer.) More explanation to this here: http://www.silicon-press.com/briefs/brief.webcaching/

[alien]

"ipconfig /flushdns"

[James]

The same things happens with sites I have made - I just made a htaccess 301 redirect to the www.

Is there an easier way to do this? Or a way to stop it happening to start with?

Uhhh well, you've done the same as me, and if you're wanting something easier... well, that's just weird. Cause that's pretty simple: copy + paste, change the URL, done.

[agua]

Yeah - I suppose it is quite easy... but in this day and age - it sould be easier