Search Again: Re: licensing question - 2 primaries acting as secondaries for eachother From: Global Homes Webmaster Date: Friday, June 2, 2000 Time: 10:43:38 am On 06/02/00 at 10:10, eric@micromaniac.com wrote: > Are you referring to NetSol's "Host" forms at > http://www.networksolutions.com/cgi-bin/makechanges/itts/host ? > > Registering your DNS servers as hosts is supposed to make DNS updates > easier, in that if you change your DNS IP numbers, all NetSol domains > using your DNS servers will also update automatically. Very helpful > if you have dozens or hundreds of domains. That works (when it works) for existing name servers, but I think Jerry is talking about adding new name servers for each of his domains _in addition to_ the existing name servers he's registered for them. In that case, you have to submit a Modify Domain request for each domain you wish to add name servers for. If NSI has never seen the IP's of the new servers (as name servers) before, they will be assigned handles, which will then make it easier to deal with them as registered hosts. But, AFAIK, it doesn't make it any easier to do the domain modifications to get those hosts used as name servers for your domains to begin with. > > 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? Christopher Bort

Messages In This Thread: Re: licensing question - 2 primaries acting as secondaries for eachother by Nick Quinn on May 27, 2000 at 11:25:56 pm Re: licensing question - 2 primaries acting as secondaries for eachother by eric@micromaniac.com on Jun 2, 2000 at 10:15:07 am Re: licensing question - 2 primaries acting as secondaries for eachother by Global Homes Webmaster on Jun 2, 2000 at 10:43:38 am