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Re: licensing question - 2 primaries acting as secondaries for eachother

From: Mia''s Virtual Post Office
Date: Friday, June 2, 2000
Time: 9:54:01 am

Men & Mice Support said:

>At 4:22 PM +1000 5/28/00, Nick Quinn wrote:
>>On Sunday, 28 May 2000, JWBaumann@aol.com wrote:
>>
>>>One QDNS license lets you run a primary and secondary server. Is this a two
>>>way or one way license? Currently I have about 40 domains primary on machine
>>>A and secondary DNS service on machine B, but for certain administrative
>>>reasons we would like to have some domains primary on machine A, and some
>>>primary on B, with the other doing secondary. Is this permitted, or do we
>>>need a second license?
>>
>>I am sure that it is up to one primary and one secondary server. Any
>>other combination is an other licence.
>
>I'm afraid so.
>
>If you have need to split administrative functions between servers,
>then you have need of another license.

While we are still on this topic, we are buying another QDNS license
shortly. I am setting up two new DNS servers which will be our new
external DNS servers, and I will leave the old ones running for Internal
purposes..

Here is the question.. I cannot remember how on earth to register my new
dns servers so that they appear as such via whois, etc... I did this
originally back in InterNIC days and cannot remember, or seem to find any
place on NetSol's sight to do this.

Anyone remember?

jer
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