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Re: Switching ISPsFrom: Simon Wright Date: Wednesday, December 18, 2002
Time: 9:34:22 amOn Wednesday, December 18, 2002, at 12:14 PM, Len Conrad wrote:
>
>> To ease the transition I have set a number of our key systems to use
>> multi-homing: they have two IP numbers - their original one and one
>> from my new block of numbers. I have also done this on our name
>> server. IP 199.72.165.253 and 152.14.10.253 belong to our one name
>> server. I have also updated my name server
>
> where? in zone date and/or in delegation data
in zone data
>
>> so that "dns1.knowledgesharing.com" has an A record pointing to
>> 152.14.10.253 (it's new number).
>
> don't change NS zone records without also changing the zone parent's
> delegation records, because they must match.
>
>> I have also added a brand new, never before seen, NS and A record
>> for "dns.knowledgesharing.com" that also points to 152.14.10.253 in
>> an effort to stimulate updates.
>
> is a useless effort. Your error is seen by DNS Expert
> "dns.knowledgesharing.com is not listed in delegation data" and so it
> useless as NS for Internet's purposes.
OK. Now undone.
>
> Internet queries the .com parents to find your NS's (the delegation
> data and glue records), it does not query your NS's for this info.
>
>> What I don't understand is why the registrars that we use (jumpdomain
>> and netsol) know of my name server by its hostname.
>
> because that hostname is registered by the registrant with the
> domain's registar.
>
>> Surely, at some point on the internet, my name server must be known
>> by its IP address?
>
> when a registrant registers/modifies a hostname, it is actually an A
> record
>
> ns1.domain.com A ip.ad.re.ss
>
> you must not change this ip in the zone data without first changing it
> with your registrar.
I understand this but cannot find the right place at Verisign to
actually change the IP address. I have an Account Manager login for
this domain but the "Name Servers for This Domain" section (accessed
via their "Edit Contacts/Manage DNS" service) is asking for the
hostname of my name server.
Thanks for your help.
Simon
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