hosting company changed the nameserver

[bobgoe]

my hosting company has changed the nameserver and now my site is down even after changing to new nameserver , will it affect my ranking and is there any thing i have to do form my side i have changed the name server to the new one but still the site is not showing . Please help

 

[argh11]

You can try to contact your hosting company however they will probably say somethign like "It may take between 2 - 48 hours for your website to probagate and show up."

 

[misteryou.]

its need sometime to update the name server

 

[bobgoe]

thanks guys for the reply , I got the mail saying that it took around 2 to 12 hrs to propagate and every thing is fixed now gods grace I am still ranking for my keyword i was really frustrated that will i drop down the SERPS

 

[sujoydhar]

thanks guys for the reply , I got the mail saying that it took around 2 to 12 hrs to propagate and every thing is fixed now gods grace I am still ranking for my keyword i was really frustrated that will i drop down the SERPS

Yes my website dns nameserver have also updated and it takes 12 hours for me

http://wideinfo.org

 

[Espeed]

name server changes? They didn't inform you of the changes?

 

[bobgoe]

name server changes? They didn't inform you of the changes?

They mailed me but didn't informed me beforehand

 

[jeffers1957]

Hey guys,
If you want to speed up the propogation thing here?s one way to help do it:

1. In windows, click Start > Run and type in cmd (a command window will open).

2. Type in ipconfig /flushdns then press Return/Enter.
Your site should be there a lot quicker

 

[94726]

never had a professional hosting company change nameservers without prior notice. It can have a certain effect on seo.

 

[grav6]

Hey guys,
If you want to speed up the propogation thing here?s one way to help do it:

1. In windows, click Start > Run and type in cmd (a command window will open).

2. Type in ipconfig /flushdns then press Return/Enter.
Your site should be there a lot quicker

That will just flush your own local (as in on your PC) DNS cache. Unfortunately, there's nothing that can be done to speed it up "worldwide".

 

[maykino]

As long as they moved you to another name server within the same company, it shoudn;t affect your rankings.