Newbie : Change IP of NS to new IP failed

[Mark Andrews]

> The glue records that the internet root servers use for NS record are
> static.

	Unless Kadek serves a TLD there won't be glue in the root
	servers.

	The glue will be in the parent zone but as Kadek failed to
	give any identifying information we don't ever know if this
	is a TLD, SLD or some other zone.

> Probably at the time that you registered the domain, they did a dig
> on the FQDN and used that IP address.

	Highly unlikely.  Much more likely is that the original
	registration provided the IP address.  If the administators
	of the parent zone were living up to their RFC 1034
	requirements Kadek would have been informed long ago that
	he made a mistake by forgeting to update the glue record.

> The only way to get the IP address
> changed is to get your registrant to update the IP address that the root
> servers provide.

	Parent zone.

> On Jan 2, 2008 6:53 PM, Kadek Hendra Lesmana <ikadek at gmail.com> wrote:
> 
> > Hello everyone,
> >
> > My company registered their NS a few years ago, and setted their NS as
> > Slave from their ISP's NS.
> > Few months ago we change public IP, so our NS IP changed too, say it
> > from <a.b.c.d> to <x.w.y.z> but the name is not changed
> > (ns1.myserver.com)
> > Since that no problem arised and I never check it.
> >
> > Now we are setting our NS as Master NS everything's ok from our
> > intranet, but from outside (network-tools.com) we can't ping our NS's
> > domain.
> > ping ns1.myserver.com failed, ping <x.w.y.z> ok.
> > DNS check with network-tools.com shows ns1.myserver.com still refer to
> > old IP <a.b.c.d>.
> > The registrar only providing input of NS domain name not the IP
> > address, so I wasn't change anything.
> > Please tell me what should I do ?
> > Thanks in advance for any help.
> >
> > Best Regards,
> > Kadek
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