Re: [cobalt-users] Re: Secondary DNS

[Jeff Lasman <jblists@xxxxxxxxxxxxx>]

Jay Tingley wrote:

> Most (but not all) commercial solutions require that you use
> their secondary DNS server, ie:
> 
>   ns1.yourdomain.com and ns2.ispdomain.com

I agree that _many_ commercial solutions (and certainly most "free"
solutions require you use the provider's name-server name.

We offer several options.  We're willing to host all your dns at various
nameservers at "ns-one.net".  We're also willing to let you host your
nameserver at ns1.yourdomain.com and have us your nameserver at
ns2.yourdomain.com.

Yes, there are charges for this sort of thing.  But they're not
unreasonable.  Write me offlist if you're interested.

> My point was it doesn't look as professional (or as credible)
> to have ns1.yourdomain.com and then ns2.ispdomain.com. Yes,
> WHOIS lookups return all of the nameservers listed, but more
> often than not most domains only list 2 nameservers.

See above <smile>.

Jeff
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