Search Again: Re: Quickdns-Talk Digest #561 - 02/06/00 From: Aaron Lynch Date: Friday, June 2, 2000 Time: 1:13:54 pm If you have 50+ domains, send a email to hostmaster@internic.net with a subject of 'global change' a real person reads it and will change all domains at once. **usually** FWIW, wouldn't it be easier to register new internal servers and leave the external ones alone? > Subject: Re: licensing question - 2 primaries acting as secondaries for > eachother > From: "Global Homes Webmaster" <webmaster@globalhomes.com> > Date: Fri, 2 Jun 2000 10:42:09 -0700 > > 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: Quickdns-Talk Digest #561 - 02/06/00 by Aaron Lynch on Jun 2, 2000 at 1:13:54 pm