Non existent domain

Michael Kjorling michael at kjorling.com
Sat Apr 13 20:51:44 UTC 2002


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On Apr 13 2002 21:41 +0100, Jim Reid wrote:

> >>>>> "kris" ==   <kris.deleu at yucom.be> writes:
>
>     kris> Since some days my domain (petersblackhole.com) isn't
>     kris> accessible.  I have no problems with the whois:
>
> Try paying the bill from your registrar. You've probably not paid for
> the renewal of the registration. Your domain isn't known to the .com
> name servers, which explains why nobody can find it. We get an
> NXDOMAIN response -- "no such host/domain" -- when looking up the
> name. When you query your local name server, you get answers because
> your server has been configured to serve the zone.

This is what I thought too (an unpaid bill) but whois says that it is
supposed to be there (it should expire in about a year):

> Record last updated on 2002-04-13 11:54:39.043
> Record created on 2000-03-29 05:36:10.250
> Record expires on 2003-03-29 08:46:42.000

But it's not on the gTLD servers:

> [michael at varg michael]$ dig @a.gtld-servers.net petersblackhole.com ns +norec | grep status
> ;; ->>HEADER<<- opcode: QUERY, status: NXDOMAIN, id: 14328
> [michael at varg michael]$

I would be getting in touch with my registrar.


Michael Kjörling

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