I'm I into a vicious circle ? Newbie question .

[G. Roderick Singleton]

Daniel Pope wrote:
> 
> Hello,
> I have a dedicated server and I'm trying for the first time to setup a domain main. With your help (people from this list ) I did a good job locally.
> Now I'm having problems with the remote. I registered with
> Network Solutions the new name and I got an e-mail error message back telling me that I provided for name servers bad information.
> My question is: I provided the first and second name  server my local name servers:
> ns1.new_domain_name.com    MYIP ADRRESS and respectively
> ns2.new_domain_name.com    MYIP ADRRESS.
> Since the above 2 name servers are on my computer maybe nobody is able to resolve this (the curious is that I had to provide the IP   )
> address names and in theis case I'm into a vicious ?!?
> 
> If Network Solution  cannot resolve my local name servers  I'm I into a vicious circle ? In this case what kind of name server can I use ?  (I would strongly prever to use local ones if possible !!)
> 
> Or maybe can be a problem with the second server seetings (they share  the same IP address) !
> 
> Any help would be greatly appreciated !


You are supposed to register your nameserver too.
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