Yeah you don't want to do that. 69.72.142.98 and 216.98.141.250 are
webservers at zonedit.com. As some people have mentioned, zoneedit is free
for the first few addresses. Not sure of any other providers that run a
redirection service but you could probably set one up yourself if you have a
cheap hosting account elsewhere, it's one line of PHP, something like
<?php set_header('Location', "http://www.myles.id.au"; .
$REQUEST['PATH_INFO'] + '?' + $REQUEST['QUERY_STRING']) ?>
(or something simliar, I just made that up, haven't done PHP in a while)
To answer your previous question. Yes, because your primary domain is an A
record it's ok to also have MX (and NS and probably other) records on the
same name, so your email will go to the right place.
On Mon, Jun 22, 2009 at 12:04 PM, Jean-Marie Schweizer <
jeanmarieschwei...@gmail.com> wrote:
>
> > myles.id.au. 6877 IN A 69.72.142.98
> > myles.id.au. 6877 IN A 216.98.141.250
>
> I changed my DNS at wtfdns.com to the above values. Doesn't seem to
> work (just after a quick test). I assume that you need the DNS records
> to be at zonenet.com for it to work?
>
> - JM
>
> >
>
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