You can register a nameserver host using manage.cgi/manage.opensrs.net -
login to the domain, select "Name Servers", and at the bottom of the page
there's an item to create/modify a nameserver based on the domain.
In creating/modifying you're effectively registering a nameserver host.
HST records, or handles in particular are not a part of the OpenSRS
system. You don't need contacts :)
Charles Daminato
TUCOWS Product Manager (ccTLDs)
[EMAIL PROTECTED]
On Fri, 5 Jan 2001, Karl Kraft wrote:
> I've signed up with opensrs because of NSI. I registered by first domain
> name back in 88, and it's sad and pathetic how much they have screwed up the
> process.
>
> However, it looks like I may need to still deal with them if I can't figure
> something out:
>
> I've installed the Full version of srs-client, and looked at the
> resellers.opensrs.net web page,and I see how to register a domain name, but
> how do I register a new doman name server (host record), or contact, without
> associating them with a given domain.
>
> This is something that NSI lets you do via email, and they don't charge you,
> so I can continue using them for a while, but I would really like nothing to
> do with them at all at this point. Is there a way via the API to accomplish
> these things?
>
>
