Re: Register a new host

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Register a new host
\ Luca (19 Apr 2008)
. \ Dawn Connelly (19 Apr 2008)
. . \ Giuliano Gavazzi (20 Apr 2008)

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Subject:	Re: Register a new host
Group:	Bind-users
From:	Giuliano Gavazzi
Date:	20 Apr 2008

On 19 Apr, 2008, at 23:26 , Dawn Connelly wrote:

> As far as the whois database is concerned, the domain
> sitonetworksolutions.com has not been registered. You'll need to
> register it
> with eNom, GoDaddy, NetworkSolutions, whatever domain registrant you
> want.
> From there you can use their DNS servers and register whatever
> record you
> want. If you have your own DNS server you want to be authoritative,
> you can
> create the glue records when you register the domain. You'll need to
> have at
> least two dns servers to do that though.
> On Tue, Apr 15, 2008 at 7:05 AM, Luca <l.bertolino> wrote:
>
>> I would like to register a new host on which to install an
>> authoritative DNS server, some time ago I remember having done on
>> sitonetworksolutions.com. How should I proceed?
>> Thanks
>>
>>
>

I think Luca meant that he did once, as far as he remembers,
registered a ns server on networksolutions.com site.

The answer is: you must use the registrar of the domain in which your
name server is in order to register it, that is to create its glue
records.
The interface to this function depends on the registrar you use, so
there is not a more precise answer.

Giuliano