I think you are misunderstanding what they are talking about. These are nameserver host records stored in the registry. I suspect, both of your examples exist due to user error, unless they are running name servers at www.gayatrimata.org and www.arpost.com.
The above name server host names and associated IP addresses are listed in the "create or modify name servers based on this domain name" in the management system. On Mon, 29 Apr 2002, Ken Anderson wrote: > We received a list of domains (2) with orphan A records. > There doesn't appear to be anything wrong with these records. > Does anyone know what the procedure is to get them removed from this > list, so that Network Solutions doesn't 'remove' them? > > Here's the list we received: > > gayatrimata.org www.gayatrimata.org 209.15.70.188 > arpost.com www.arpost.com 203.169.65.144 > > The first one is not on our nameservers. The second one is, but doesn't > resolve to the indicated ip address. (I have no idea where netsol got > that IP???) > Thanks for any insight into this latest NetSol mess.. > > Ken Anderson > > > -------------- > pacific# nslookup www.gayatrimata.org ns.hosting4u.net > Server: ns.hosting4u.net > Address: 209.15.2.3 > > Name: www.gayatrimata.org > Address: 209.15.70.188 > > pacific# nslookup www.arpost.com pacific.pacific.net > Server: pacific.pacific.net > Address: 199.4.80.1 > > Name: www.arpost.com > Address: 216.200.196.48 > ----------------- > >
