On Tue, 11 May 2004, myOstrich Internet Domain Manager wrote: > One of my customers has domains both here and at Netsol, and has asked > me a question I can't answer. I'm hoping one of you has seen this and > has an answer for me. > > The domain that his nameserver is on is here. > > He changed the namserver IP address about a month ago. > > The correct nameserver IP address is listed in a Tucows WHOIS display > for any domain that is also registered at OpenSRS. > > For his domains registered at Netsol, the WHOIS shows the correct > nameserver name, but the wrong nameserver IP address. > > What's up with that? Shoudn't the IP address in the WHOIS display be > coming from the root servers and be the correct IP address for his > nameserver? Does Netsol's WHOIS use a cache of data for nameserver IP > addresses? What triggers them to update this?
Netsol is simply broken. Good luck getting it updated. It is a WHOIS-only issue, so it really doesn't affect anything. All of the glue is correct. Their system is simply broken from the NSI == VGRS days, and stores IPs even for hosts they don't control. In most cases you can simply ignore it. If you must have it updated, I'd suggest calling, and just keep calling over and over until you find someone who can actually push out an update properly. Tim Wilde -- Tim Wilde [EMAIL PROTECTED] Systems Administrator Dynamic Network Services, Inc. http://www.dyndns.org/
