RE: [cobalt-users] OT: Nameserver

["Richard Sidlin \(Help Plc\)" <richard@xxxxxxxxxxx>]

Have to relinquish the domain unfortunately. Just need to know if any domain
has the old nameserver attributed to it.


Richard Sidlin

-----Original Message-----
From: cobalt-users-admin@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxx
[mailto:cobalt-users-admin@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxx]On Behalf Of Dan Kriwitsky
Sent: 02 July 2002 19:24
To: cobalt-users@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxx
Subject: RE: [cobalt-users] OT: Nameserver


> Bit off topic. I had to change the hostname of my RaQ4R and
> as such also had to register the new hostname as a nameserver
> at various registries. On the basis that I no longer use the
> old hostname as a name server I wanted to delete it. I have
> changed all of the domains that I know over to the new
> nameserver but is there a way of finding out if any other
> domain anywhere has the old ns name attached. I obviously
> won't be able to delete it as a nameserver until all domains
> have been modified.
>

Someone a little more familiar with the RaQ's DNS may be able to confirm
this, but even if you do delete it as a nameserver from your registrar,
if you still have that domain on the RaQ, I believe you can set up a
sub-domain using ns.domain.com on the same IP of your new RaQ's
hostname. That's if you're running the DNS on the RaQ as well.

Although, if you still own that domain, I'm not sure why you didn't
simply change the IP associated with that nameserver instead of having
to change the domain records for all the domains.
--
Dan Kriwitsky

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