I’m getting a 403 forbidden on microblog.scottwillsey.com after setting an A record for it to point to 104.200.22.214
nslookup indicates that it is associated with the correct IP address for a micro.blog hosted blog (it’s not hitting my server for that subdomain).
Anything else I have do to enable this?
I have my domain set up under “Design”:
Thanks.
I tried just now, and my DNS resolver returned the old IP:
~$ dig microblog.scottwillsey.com +short
173.255.211.47
Changing to another DNS resolver returned the new one, though. So I think you just have to wait for the change to propagate worldwide. 
Or, if you’re impatient, use another DNS resolver on your machine, like 8.8.8.8 (Google).
Interestingly, it was my local machine from which I did the nslookup the first time. However, doing the same nslookup on the same machine just now did return my old IP address.
I guess I’ll wait… 
Normally (lately) DNS propagation has been really fast for me, but not this time.
It’s definitely the propagation…
Thanks. 
