Changing the glue record at the root servers?

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OK, thanks to all. It's been six years since I set those servers up and I 
just forgot the steps, or maybe it was different back then. After you log in 
to Network Solutions "Account Manager", there's a link at the bottom left 
titled "Manage Host Servers". Well, I never clicked it because they aren't 
hosting any servers for us. It turns out what it actually means is "Manage 
your glue records".

Literally within one minute after making the change in that section, 
www.dnsstuff.com & www.dnsreport.com showed everything matched again. We do 
handle our own reverse zones and the entries at ARIN didn't change because 
the servers are still named the same.

Thanks again,

Ray

"Jeff Reasoner" <jeff.reasoner at mail.hccanet.org> wrote in message 
news:doekh1$9rf$1 at sf1.isc.org...
> On Wed, 2005-12-21 at 20:38, Me wrote:
>> I changed the subnet and IP address of one of my domain's authoritative 
>> name
>> servers three days ago in preparation for an ISP change yet the root 
>> servers
>> are still showing the old IP address.
>>
>> I have control of both the old subnet and the new one, so I simply have a
>> firewall NAT rule so both the old and new IP addresses will respond to
>> queries until the root servers get updated.
>>
>> I checked the domain registrar (Network Solutions) and there are no IP
>> addresses entered there, or at least that I could find.
>
> I believe the only way for you to get your domain delegation changed is
> through your registrar, NetSol. We changed our IP addrs last summer, and
> as a result our name server addresses also changed. Once I got in touch
> with our registrar, the change took less that 24 hours.
>
> Don't forget about delegation of the in-addr.arpa zones as well. If you
> can get your subnet delegated that is. Otherwise, you will need to get
> your new ISP to change the PTRs for your new host addresses.
>
>> Is there anything else I have to do or is it just a matter of waiting a 
>> bit
>> longer?
>>
>> Thanks,
>>
>> Ray
>>
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