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January 4th, 2008, 2:52 PM
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how to change DNS
Hello everybody I want ask you please about DNS I got a reseller ( bronze plan ) how can I have my own DNS ?? my current are : ns2023.dizinc.com ns2024.dizinc.com how can I cange them into : ns1.h-ms.net ns2.h-ms.net ????? please help me, and thank you Regards H&M's
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January 4th, 2008, 3:47 PM
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You have to do that through your domain registrar. Look somewhere for Host Information, or Custom DNS. (should be on the same page as where you change the name servers.)
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January 4th, 2008, 3:51 PM
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"First ping the nameservers that were given to you in your welcome email to get the IPs that are allocated to them. Once you have done this, go to your registrar and configure them as below:
ns1.yourdomain.tld ==> [using the IP of the 1st name server we gave you] ns2.yourdomain.tld ==> [using the IP of the 2nd name server we gave you] Once that is done open a ticket to the sales department and then we can go ahead and make sure the necessary A records are created on the server for you to use. Please not that it could take a few hours for the DNS to fully propagate but when all is said and done you should be set." from: Quick Question |
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