Do you mean setting the TTL on the ns servers being used by the company 
that is currently virtually hosting our website be set low?  If so I 
cant do that.  Also the in house NS servers have been put thru their 
paces.  Both are overly adaquate for their purpose right now.  One is a 
833 Pentium 3, with 128Mg Ram, and SCSI HDs, the other a 733 Pentium 3 
Compaq Proliant with the same config.  And of course a T1 connection to 
complement them.

John Albee
john@empresamexicana.com


Craig White wrote:

>> Any other services you run?
>> 
>> If you can move services one at a time. Makes life so much less hectic :).
>> 
> ---
> what's wrong with living on the edge?
> 
> ;-)
> 
> shortening the TTL is a good idea except when you have clients on Sprint
> Broadband or @home with their longer caches.
> 
> I kind of like the idea of setting up all the duplicate services on the new
> server(s) and using the dns to point to the new host name(s) and then you
> can always change the alias records when it is time to go live.
> 
> Craig
> 
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