Good day!
Yes, that is feasible. You need to set up domain records of Company A
in your DNS server then inform Globe to point domain of Company A to
the DNS server that you have.
Once Globe have done the changes, you can already modify your domain
records without informing them. However, you need to advice Globe to
set up reverse record for your domain because there are some
organization such as SORBS/DNSBL that requires reverse records.
Thank you.
At 08:42 AM 9/8/2006, seekuel wrote:
Greetings!
Company A with Public IP which Globe Provided and Company B which
PLDT provided a public IP. Both Company's public IPs already
registered to a distinct Domain registrant.
Company B has its own DNS server and the domain entries are stored
locally. Now, in Company A wherein Globe provided the DNS entries
for Company A. The problem with this setup is if we will add or
remove our entries we will call globe for them to change the entries.
I'm thinking if all of our entries will be removed from Globe
(except the reverse DNS). Then setup our own DNS (Authoritative)
Server. Is this feasible?
Your advice is appreciated.
Thanks and more power.
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