wrong domain records and website is dropped from index

[ghayoumi]

Hi.
I wanted to change the websites server, so I changes the domain records(RR) of the website.
but I did a mistake and the website was down for about a day or two.
now the website is completely gone from google index.
I also sent this to google ranking and indexing group, but no answer.
Please help me.
is there anything I can do to bring back the website to google index ?

Thank you.

[sitetruth]

If you change the registrant field, the owner of the domain, Google considers your domain to be new and you start all over.

[AussieWebmaster]

if you just screwed up the dns etc. the site should return by a couple of days tops

[ghayoumi]

two answers in two minutes !
Thank you.
you are the best.

[JohnW]

>If you change the registrant field, the owner of the domain, Google considers your domain to be new and you start all over

Changing the registrant field, by itself, will not have any effect on your rankings.

[onlineseo]

Originally Posted by ghayoumi

Hi.
I wanted to change the websites server, so I changes the domain records(RR) of the website.
but I did a mistake and the website was down for about a day or two.
now the website is completely gone from google index.
I also sent this to google ranking and indexing group, but no answer.
Please help me.
is there anything I can do to bring back the website to google index ?

Thank you.

Whenever there is a change in DNS name server, the website goes out of phase temporarily for a period of 15-30 days. It is just a natural process. In case you dont see your site coming back to previous rankings after 30-40 days, then it is a matter of concern.