How long does a highly charged site on the Internet appears?

I'm here with my first grade web upload. Since I am a mac user to do this with the program Transmit and my webhost is Host Europe. I have all the manual steps, and there are also no error messages. Now I would be interested to know how long it lasts about it until then the page is actually visible for everyone on the web ..? Thank you for your help!

Normally, it should immediately after uploading for all visible.

The appears instantly! Once the transmission is completed, the site can be retrieved.

Only changes to the domain name or the servers can be up to several hours.

Your home page must usually index.htm or index.html and are in the top / first level to be stored.
These will then be loaded automatically when you get your address eintippst.
As already mentioned, what if you upload it immediately available for all.
To test whether anything is online, so you can ansurfen the page directly by your main address you specify and the appropriate folder and file with the same specify, for example

After the end of the FTP upload it stands now for everyone in the network.

Except you have a provider who wishes to censoring anything and only then access is explicitly shared.

Normally it is immediately accessible.

When it comes HostEurope a bit depends on where the files are uploaded, and whether they are in a folder, also from "outside" is reachable.

There is one folder www, which these strange long URL address is HostEurope. Otherwise, yes, you can create folders and arbitrary them Domains / assign subdomains.

If you've done this, should your content (if you have a index.htm (l) ~. Php etc. in the folder searched) can be seen immediately! (Changes from existing pages are sometimes not directly appear when the browser page from the cache loads)

That goes away. So you see the changes but you need to refresh the page, because the browser has a kind Gedächniss. If you are using Internet Explorer work, you'll find the update button in the upper right corner of the bar, however, there is a symbol to be seen. In the Safari browser, you have totally left on the button. Subsequently, the page is reloaded, and you can see the difference.