RE: [cobalt-users] New guy...

[gmazurek@xxxxxxxxxxxxx]

Charging extra for this... EXACTLY! :)  I am a hosting company and anyone
that wants their own name server, I'll be happy to do it... for $10 a
month. :)

I do have a generic name server already set-up, but there are those that
want to look like a big deal, so they insist on their own name server. So I
am looking on how to accomplish this.

I was guessing to just create and alias of my name servers... but with the
cobalt control panels, I don't see a way to do that and was wondering if
anyone else has done this.






"Dan" <dan@xxxxxxxxxxxxx>@list.cobalt.com on 03/16/2000 01:43:30 PM

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Subject:  RE: [cobalt-users] New guy...


> the reason to be able for each domain to "look" like they have their own
> name server is for resellers. They don't want the name server they are
> pointing to to be mine... anyone who looks up his domain will see my name
> server and go directly to the source for hosting. Each reseller will (or
> should) want their own name server.
>
> Thanks for the tip... I've been reading everthing out there... and I'll
do
> this one too.
>
An easier way to do it is register some generic domain name ns.domain.com
and not have any web site at domain.com for people to go to. Then you don't
need the hassle of setting this up for each reseller. Some ISP charge their
resellers a little extra for this.
--
Dan Kriwitsky



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