11-30-2007, 10:01 PM
I think this is what's happening...
The Zone file is used by DNS servers, and it can take up to 48 hours for changes to DNS info to propagate to DNS servers across the internet. So depending on the DNS server being used a computer might still see the old info, while another might see the new info.
I suspect that you might have setup your D-Link router to use a DNS server other than your TW default (using other DNS servers in routers was a thread topic a few days ago), so when connected to the Cable modem you're using the TW servers and when connected to D-Link you're using a different DNS server.
So either check the D-Link settings or just wait for things to propagate to all of the DNS servers.
The Zone file is used by DNS servers, and it can take up to 48 hours for changes to DNS info to propagate to DNS servers across the internet. So depending on the DNS server being used a computer might still see the old info, while another might see the new info.
I suspect that you might have setup your D-Link router to use a DNS server other than your TW default (using other DNS servers in routers was a thread topic a few days ago), so when connected to the Cable modem you're using the TW servers and when connected to D-Link you're using a different DNS server.
So either check the D-Link settings or just wait for things to propagate to all of the DNS servers.