Our prices start at $ 125 a month for a dedicated machine, certainly only for httpd. It comes with 16 ip's hosted from London UK on a DS3
if interested just holler oh and we do back-ups on simple cron jobs to another machine. abel ----- Original Message ----- From: <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> To: <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> Cc: <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> Sent: Tuesday, April 23, 2002 9:53 PM Subject: Re: OT: DNS without a static IP? > > > > > that it was "Unable to add nameserver: Command failed: unable to > verify > > > > > existence of nameserver xxxx.xxxxxx.com " > > > > > > > > That message just means that a name server host record does not exist > in > > > > the registry. To get rid of the error, just have the owner of the > domain > > > > you are trying to use as the name server, register the ns hostname at > > > > their registrar. > > > > > > Which domain are you referring to? The domain under which the "dynamic > DNS" > > > name is registered, or the domain for which I am trying to establish > name > > > service? > > > > The domain from the error message above, xxxxxx.com. The host name > > xxxx.xxxxxx.com needs to be a registered name server host at the registry > > level before you can use it as a name server. The registrant of > > xxxxxx.com needs to register xxxx.xxxxxx.com as a name server host at the > > registrar where xxxxxx.com is registered. > > > > Got it. But wouldn't that require a static IP address? Yes? No? Maybe? :-) > > Hence my original question: > > I have always been under the assumption that you NEED at least > > two static IP addresses to set up DNS service usable by second > > level domain names. Is there any way around this? > > Thanks. :-) >
