CigarPass has moved to Texas...

[Tall Paul]

If you're seeing the DNS message on the forum, then you're seeing the homepage on the old server. DNS will eventually propagate.

It does this on its own?

 

[Rod]

A web server generally has two IP addresses. When you have a domain name, you set the IP's (primary and secondary) to the DNS (domain name server). When you type the domain in your browser, it searches the DNS server that your ISP has set for you, or one you set (open dns, google dns, etc). It's like a phone book that translates the domain to an IP. To answer your question, yes, it's an automatic process that all DNS servers need to update. Usually it completes within 24 hours.

 

[chiefmd]

Texas is the best

 

[Asel.mike]

Welcome to the greatest state in the US Cigar Pass

 

[Undegreed]

Welcome to the greatest state in the US Cigar Pass

The server moved to Texas NOT Colorado. :laugh:

 

[Jonesy]

Glad to hear the AT&T problem has been resolved. I haven't been able to get on CP at home or through my works intranet for a few weeks now.

 

[Tall Paul]

Welcome to the greatest state in the US Cigar Pass

Easy lets not get carried away... :laugh:

 

[Bxcigrfan]

all good today yeah baby

 

[Smokin'Sims]

Welcome to the greatest state in the US Cigar Pass

Easy lets not get carried away... :laugh:

Can't get carried away with truth.

 

[Not A Nice Person]

Wow, this new server's fast. Load times are almost nonexistent! AND no more AT&T problems. Nice. :thumbs:

~Boar

 

[Asel.mike]

I wouldn't question James, he's a professor!

 

[Scap]

Welcome to TX. Even if DFW is the armpit.

I jest, I jest.