[polska03]

I am hosting a little website in my home network. I bought a domain name a year ago from godaddy and used that name to access my webserver. I decided to buy a new domain name and use this one instead, so I went to godaddy and deleted all the dns recrods pointing to my webserver and applied them to my new domain so it would point. if I type in my domain name in the url bar it works perfect, but when I google my site it still show the old url with the old domain olddomain.com. I know it takes time for updates but it has been over 3 weeks and it is still showing results for older domain. Is it something I am doing, any advise would be useful.

Cheers and thank you

[modi123_1]

Run that by me again?

You have a different host, than godaddy, for your site..
you have domain name A pointing to that site.. you bought domain name B.. and can't get that pointed to your site?

[polska03]

on my home server (just a plain home network) I have a websever. I bought a domain name, a.com, a year ago and pointed it to my home ip address which then port forwarded it to my web server. Now I decided to get a new domain name because I didnt like the old one (a.com) so I bought b.com. I bought all these domain names from godaddy. Anyway I deleted the dns records from godaddy that had anything to a.com and now it points to no ip address and is useless. I now made b.com point to my ipaddress to access my webserver. If I type b.com in the url it works beautifully, but in google searches it still shows a.com as active and nothing on b.com

[modi123_1]

Ah.. well depending on how you site was setup, traffic, like terms, etc.. it might take some time.

Have you tried submitting the site to google directly?

http://www.google.co.../website-owner/

[polska03]

you sir are a genius thank-you

[no2pencil]

modi123_1, on 25 May 2012 - 02:04 PM, said:

Have you tried submitting the site to google directly?

Godaddy != Google. Neither one is an all-internet encompassing entity.

I'm glad to see you were able to use modi123_1's suggestion to correct your problem.

[Atli]

no2pencil, on 03 June 2012 - 12:47 AM, said:

Neither one is an all-internet encompassing entity.

... yet.

[no2pencil]

I thought for certain the elephant shooting would be the final nail in the coffin that is GoDaddy. Yet the horned beast progressing forward.