Phillip,

Just a view from afar and not meaning to jump into you/Scott's discussion.
Scott, btw, is one of the most knowledgeable people you'll have the pleasure
to correspond with.

> Yes, I understand that DNS servers can be anywhere in the world...but I
> have no control over entering new records on a DNS server unless the DNS
> server happens to be on my server.  Correct?  Who is going to give me
> complete control over creating new "A records" and "MX records" for
> free?   Since I already have a colocated IIS server, doesn't it make
> sense for my server to handle the DNS record handling on my server?

Who ever provides you with your domain, web presence provider, I believe, is
whom you need to call.  If you don't 'own' the iis server at the co-lo then
you probably should route your mx request via them.


> The confusing part in this discussion is this talk as if I can just turn
> off my DNS services on my web server and everything will be fine.  If I
> did that, no one would be able to access any of the hosted web sites on
> my server.

I believe you don't need dns running on your local iis web server.  Your
hosting company or co-lo probably maintains your dns records.

~Rick

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