Changes you make using our management interfaces are real-time. Once you click OK the changes have been made. However, because DNS is a caching system, it can take up to an hour for caching DNS servers to expire their entries. If you are about to make a DNS change, we recommend that you not ping the address just before the change, or you may have to wait until the timeout to see the update.
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