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Most of web host state that if you have changed your domain’s name server’s to there’s server then also it will take around 24-48 hours for DNS changes to propagate. That’s not completely true.

Correct sentence would be if you have changed your domain’s name server’s to theirs server then also it might take around 24-48 hours for DNS changes to propagate. Still that’s just a bit of “truth!” What I mean to say it’s just creates a wrong image of DNS working in eyes of a newbie. Let me be clear in one thing - There is NO such think like propagation between world dns server. That’s just a wrong picture. Now lets think over it and shoot it!

Hello all!!! i was just getting lot of queries regarding setup of GApps with external web host. So basically using GApps for email hosting and using a separate web host for Web hosting.

Now we can have this kind of setup in two ways:

1. using DNS hosting of web host
2. using external DNS hosts

regarding differences in both i had given here 1st way is quite easy, it just need you to put Google’s mx records at web hosting control panel But you will need #2 in case of following things:

So after answering lots of queries regarding Web Hosting setup, i thought to post about it here. This is regarding use of “External DNS Host…” Most of newbies get confused because of type of setup they want.

Type of DNS setups of site:

1. Web host and dns host both are same…….i.e using web hosts name servers.
2. Using separate DNS host and Web Host…

Both setups have their own advantages and dis-advantages…..like

And one more step towards a brighter future of Open Source. Today Team Granular released Granular 1.0 RC release :D so it is celebrations day. This is last release before Granular 1.0 Final.

This release is more stable, user-friendly, usable, and more fun to use. Quite some bugs have been fixed, improvements made, updates done; thanks to your constant feedback on the previous release (Granular 1.0 Preview).

Here are the download links :)