The only way a nameserver gets changed is with a domain login/password. There are only two possibilities:
1) The DNS info was never changed after the transfer. 2) Someone (for whatever reason) changed the DNS back to Domain Direct. Either way, there is no need to contact anyone. Simply correct the DNS (which has already been done) and change the password in case it has been compromised. -- Robert Rivers OpenSRS Technical Operations http://www.opensrs.org/Support_FAQ.shtml [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: > > On Mon, 3 Jun 2002, Robert Rivers wrote: > > > Hello again, > > > > I found the domain name from a different source. > > > > This RSP transfer completed normally in every respect. There was no > > "behind the back" changes. It does show correctly in the OpenSRS RWI. > > The Manage Interface doesn't show the changes for the simple reason that > > it's not supposed to. > > > > I believe the source of the confusion is that DNS info never changes > > during a transfer. This is a common mis-understanding. > > > > Hope this clears things up > > Sorry, but that doesn't clear it up and the problem should not be brushed > aside as a simple misunderstanding. > > For the past month the domain had been resolving to the correct site. > All of the OpenSRS tools were showing what should have been the correct > information on June 2, however the roots contained domaindirect ns as > authoritive. > > What really made this frustrating is that it is nearly impossible to get > ahold of someone in the know at Tucows on a weekend. Which prompted the > posting to the mailing list.
