root server updates
David E. Smith
dave at technopagan.org
Tue Oct 21 02:03:23 UTC 2003
In comp.protocols.dns.bind Barry Margolin wrote:
> No they don't, and you shouldn't. Before you can specify a host as a
> nameserver for any domains, you have to do a separate host registration,
> and that's the only place where the name->IP address is stored. All you
> should have to do is change the host registration, and this will update the
> glue record for the server.
All this depends on the registrar.
I've got domains with GoDaddy, which AFAICT just stores the name of the
nameserver; OpenSRS, which uses glue like you describe; and NetSol, which
is just plain weird (some of the domains I have with dns.foo.com in their
nameserver record have one IP, and some have another).
Best of luck sorting it out...
...dave
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