I've expreience.. but usually if u wanna be a dns, u have to register with
network solutions or they give some crap bout u are not a dns server..
And do we have root to our ip ? (reverse lookup table)
Who's providing secondary ? Can we get 1-net to do it ?
Elvin
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On Fri, 30 Jul 1999 [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
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> Oh and btw, they already have one dns server
> provided by 1 net, but apparently we do not
> have root access to that machine. phing.com
> should still point to 203.127.5.114 right?
>
> And on Internic side, changing the place where
> a domain points to apparently requires 4 pieces
> of information
>
> 1) first dns hostname
> 2) its ip address
> 3) secondary dns hostname
> 4) its ip address
>
> Do you all have experience doing these sort
> of things?
>
> On 29-Jul-99 [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
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> > Yo everyone,
> >
> > Expert help needed to setup DNS server.
> >
> > Does Jackie need to point phing.com to the
> > server? He is presently pointing phing.com
> > to a dns in 1-net, and 1 net's DNS is supposed
> > to point to our IP.
> >
> > And to Elvin, no, we are likely to have
> > possibly hundreds of virtual domains pointing
> > to the server, so it is not just a pure
> > hardwarezone/phing/slp thingy. It is quite
> > obvious that we need a DNS.
> >
> > Let's do some work. :) I will be giving Elvin
> > and Moonshi accounts first. Elvin needs the
> > account to work immediately on the mirrors, and
> > for Moonshi, he seems to want to put a lot of
> > stuff there too. If hardwarezone's side is
> > agreeable to this, I will create 2 of their
> > accounts first. And elvin, really, I need your
> > pgp key, I will only send the password to you
> > through a secured media.
> >
> > As for others, I will give you accounts sometime
> > next week.
> >
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> > 'This has given me the greatest trouble and still does: to realize
> > that what things are called is incomparably more important than what
> > they are.'
> > - Friedrich Wilhelm Nietzsche, "The Gay Science"
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