There's no problem on the registry side for creating/deleting/updating a .org nameserver. Just tried creating one here, and doing all the above.
You will run into problems though, if you try to add a new .org nameserver to Verisign, as they still think they are authorative for em, and don't allow the change. Mark. On Mon, 17 Feb 2003, Paul Makepeace wrote: > Date: Mon, 17 Feb 2003 18:11:36 +0000 > From: Paul Makepeace <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> > Reply-To: [EMAIL PROTECTED] > To: London.pm <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> > Subject: Changing namserver whois record > > A friend of mine has srl.org which is listed in whois as a nameserver > with a particular IP. Bulkregister isn't helping with changing the IP > and is saying it's become much more difficult since the .org > change-over. Is this smoke & mirrors or is there some truth behind it? > Anyone know how to change a registered nameserver's IP these days? > > It seems that looking up the address (`host srl.org`) returns the A > record without consulting the nameservers, presumably since it's > registered with an A record by dint of being a whois-known nameserver. I > didn't realise the gTLD servers did that. What a pain in the arse. > > penderel:~$ ns srl.org | perl -ne '/\S+$/ && print `host srl.org $&`' > srl.org A 208.44.199.253 > srl.org A 208.44.199.253 > srl.org A 208.44.199.253 > penderel:~$ host srl.org > srl.org A 64.81.251.171 > penderel:~$ > > Either that or I've made a mistake here somewhere :-) > > Paul > > -- > Paul Makepeace ....................................... http://paulm.com/ > > "What is the difference between symbolism and surrealism? A childish > retort." > -- http://paulm.com/toys/surrealism/ > >
