zone setup at public dns (granitecanyon)

[Josh Dolan]

In my opinion, don't use the Public DNS. It's free, but its not that good
quality of service. I've tried setting up a zone there and delegating it,
and have had just too many problems with it. For the last 1-2 weeks it
hasn't been applying the updates I give it. Try going to www.realdns.com ,
its got a nice little web
interface, and if you know anything about DNS RR's, you'll be set up in 2
minutes. It costs $2US/year, which is basically nothing. Free for first 3
months however.

cheers,
Josh

By the way, the public DNS news server hasn't been working for months.
Jake Odell <Jake_Odell at email.msn.com> wrote in message
news:0426f5741050869CPIMSSMTPU07 at email.msn.com...
> I'm trying to get a couple of domains set up at public
> dns.  It looks like public dns has not kept up with the
> changes at network solutions, and I have not been able
> to figure out how to do the delegations.  Apparently
> the URLs at http://soa.granitecanyon.com for setting
> them up used to do something appropriate at InterNIC,
> but are broken now.
>
> I've tried to get help from
> news://news.granitecanyon.com/soa.help and have not
> been able to get a pulse on that server, so apparently
> it's broken too.  The FAQ does not answer the
> questions.  They were up-front about not answering
> e-mail, mine is heretofore unanswered.
>
> Can anyone here help with the setup at public dns,
> specifically the delegations?
>
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> J Odell  **  JOdell at Pantheon.NET
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