DNS Recognition

[wes]

This is a tough one for all newbies. The problem here is that this
particular operation is not related at all to your DNS server. You need to
do this at your registrar.

The second biggest problem is that all registrars call it something
different. I went through this many times when I worked at Dotster, where
they call it "Register Name Server." I have also used GoDaddy, where they
call it "Manage Domain Hosts" or some nonsense.

You may have to consult your registrar's tech support.

-wes

On Wed, Dec 24, 2008 at 11:29 AM, eltiare <jnicoll at gnexp.com> wrote:

> Hello all,
>
>  Got a total newb here to DNS. I've purchased the book DNS and BIND
> from O'Reilly, and most of it makes sense to me. However, there is one
> thing that has been bugging me, and it's that I can't figure out how
> the life of me I am supposed to point registrar's to my domain name
> server. The one with which I am registered only wants the _names_ of
> the DNS and not IP addresses, and I am confused as to how I am
> supposed to assign names (like ns1.my-domain.com) to my domain name
> servers. Even if you could get me pointed with some docs that would
> help me out, it would be appreciated. I've spent about a day looking
> for this information now.
>
> Jeremy Nicoll
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