Thanks for the information, Kevin. I wish I had known the unpublished
primary DNS when my domain registrar insisted I had to register my primary
name server with InterNIC (for an extra $25, of course...)
Unless I'm missing something, this still won't allow Karl to provide the
primary DNS unless he can obtain a static IP address from Media One.
Is M1 using Road Runner up there? If so, good luck getting them to bend
even a little. I've talked to the RR people down here in NC several times
regarding similar issue and they really don't seem to care. I've seen
references to a future business class service offered by RR. I haven't been
able to obtain details regarding the services provided or pricing, but
there's at least some hope it will provide static IP addresses - perhaps
even more than one! :)
Jerry
-----Original Message-----
From: [EMAIL PROTECTED] [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
Sent: Friday, March 03, 2000 7:35 AM
To: Jerry Eckert
Subject: RE: FW: [LBS] Update
Jerry Eckert writes:
> I don't think the '1' box solution proposed below will work. When you
> register the domain you have to provide the host name and IP address of
the
> DNS servers. Since Media One is using DHCP he wouldn't have an IP address
> to provide for the primary DNS server.
After a little bit of research I found this:
http://www.granitecanyon.com/faq.shtml#q7
I first heard about people doing this on comp.protocols.dns -- it's a
neat trick, huh?
--kevin
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