Luckily, their database simply doesn't matter to anyone in the real world.
R W wrote: > > > yeah... after the client has modified the IP at the parent domain's > originating registrar, third-party whois checks show now that the domain > is reflecting the new nameserver IP already. but not for netsol whois > though - so i will just re-send the host template at netsol to get the > host record changed (i suppose that will make their own whois reflect > the change of IP). but i wonder how the client got a host record > created at netsol if the parent domain is not registered by netsol in > the first place. -- The nice thing about standards, there is enough for everyone to have their own.
