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Jason Goldberg schrieb:[color=blue]
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> Ok, lets say I own "mydomain.com." How do I get ns1.mydomain.com and
> ns2.mydomain.com. I know the ns1 and ns2 aren't cnames, so what do I have
> to do special?[/color]
You have to ask the upper zone (the .com) to include glue records
for ns1 and ns2. You should request this from your registrar.
Torsten
How can I find out who is my registrar? And will it be free?
"Torsten Mueller" <torsten@archesoft.de> wrote in message
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> Jason Goldberg schrieb:[color=green]
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> > Ok, lets say I own "mydomain.com." How do I get ns1.mydomain.com and
> > ns2.mydomain.com. I know the ns1 and ns2 aren't cnames, so what do I[/color][/color]
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> > to do special?[/color]
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> You have to ask the upper zone (the .com) to include glue records
> for ns1 and ns2. You should request this from your registrar.
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> Torsten[/color]
Jason Goldberg schrieb:[color=blue]
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> How can I find out who is my registrar? And will it be free?[/color]
Your "contact" to the registry/registrar is the company, where
you got your domain from.
Torsten
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> "Torsten Mueller" <torsten@archesoft.de> wrote in message
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> > Jason Goldberg schrieb:[color=darkred]
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> > > Ok, lets say I own "mydomain.com." How do I get ns1.mydomain.com and
> > > ns2.mydomain.com. I know the ns1 and ns2 aren't cnames, so what do I[/color][/color]
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> > > to do special?[/color]
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> > You have to ask the upper zone (the .com) to include glue records
> > for ns1 and ns2. You should request this from your registrar.
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> > Torsten[/color][/color]
In article <Z7vXa.2010$mj1.1015496851@newssvr30.news.prodigy.com>,
Jason Goldberg <jgold03@swbell.net> wrote:[color=blue]
>How can I find out who is my registrar?[/color]
whois -h whois.internic.net <yourdomain>
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> And will it be free?[/color]
Every registrar sets their own pricing schedule, but I think most don't
charge extra for registering nameservers, they just charge for the domains.
--
Barry Margolin, [email]barry.margolin@level3.com[/email]
Level(3), Woburn, MA
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