Quick DNS change

[teoteo]

I want to find out, im interesting in question about the which are hosting companiest that has a possibility to substitute and refresh a dns records for very fast as few seconds or minutes, because its hard to me to wait a couple of hours when it will be updated. Im interesting in general, whether is there out such services. thank you for your answer :-)

[TaiLZ]

Basically you want to buy a domain name and get it up asap?
Or you want to buy hosting, and change the dns to get it up asap?

[Darknight]

When I buy a domain I set its NS to my nameservers when ordering
Then it seems to work within 5 mins
If i dont it takes 12 hours
No idea why :P

[Dotcom]

Hello
As far as I know it does't depend on webhoster.

[Decker]

Using your hosts nameservers and updating your nameserver entries with your domain registrar is the quickest, can vary from almost immediate to a few hours, no getting round it that way.

[ingfina]

Im interesting in general, whether is there out such services. thank you for your answer :-)
There isn't and can't be. Those delays are caused by the internet /dial-up provider caching the DNS information. This may last from a few minutes to a few days.

[brillomax]

Sometimes shorter. It really depends on the type of connection and how much $ you pay out for it.... however, you can try to use dnsstuff.com to find out who is chaching and who isnt...

[TSO]

This is a DNS quirk, and has nothing to do with the host. It has little to do with the registrar as well, though some registrars (such as Yahoo, which I do not recommend, and GoDaddy) seem to be faster than others at getting NS changes initiated.