Ben Boulanger wrote: > > > Here's an example >scenario: You're on vacation. There's a DNS problem that completely >screws things up. You're the only one who can make changes to the whois >DB, so gnhlug mailing lists are SOL until you get back. > I doubt this is ever going to be an issue as it would require two DNS failures would it not? Nor do I believe it wise to have too many chiefs with regard to the actual registration of the domains.
> > > > As far as network solutions is concerned, you are the sole owner >of that record and are the only person who can make changes. > > > You can get Network Solutions to make changes even if you are not the listed owner if the need arises....I have done it, but I'm not telling how. Anyway, this is a problem that stems from a lack of formal organization and in my opinion the solution is the creation of a formal organization to become the owner of such things so the existence of any single person is not controlling. Its not just that people may lose interest or like many of us, have too few hours in a day to be able to act promptly when the need arises; accidents and fate intervene. Ed Lawson _______________________________________________ Gnhlug-org mailing list [EMAIL PROTECTED] http://mail.gnhlug.org/mailman/listinfo/gnhlug-org
