Are you checking this via the Registry WHOIS available at
http://www.verisign-grs.com/cgi-bin/whois ?
If so, what are they showing as the last updated date? The verisign
registry sometimes skips updating their WHOIS for a day or two.
If you are using network solutions WHOIS, then it is understandable if
they are not providing correct information as they are not authoritive for
your name servers--and they have a problem in getting the correct
information from the registry (part of their FUD campaign).
On Thu, 20 Sep 2001, Todd - MuchoWeb Web Hosting wrote:
> I have created a dns server on a domain I own. It has been several days and
> it is still not working. I went to Network Solutions and entered "host
> ns1.thedomain.com" and it comes up as record not found.. What the hell.. I
> need to use this name server and NSI refuses to recognize it.
>
> Also I modified the IP address on another DNS server that we use. When I go
> into the Opensrs control panel it shows up with the correct IP. When I go to
> Network Solutions and enter "host ns1.anotherdomain.com" and it still shows
> the old IP.. Again it has been several days now..
>
> So if editing and created DNS servers based on domains registered
> with OpenSRS does not work whatsoever then why does it exist..
>
> Do I have to go move my domains that will have DNS Servers attached back
> to Network Solutions? I would hate to do that but I need my changes and
> creations of DNS servers to actually work..
>
> HELP!!
>
> By the way, I am NOT talking about just adding the primary and secondary DNS
> servers that serve a domain. I am talking about actually creating a DNS
> server to be recognized as so called "host" by the registry etc.
>
>
