[isp-dns] Re: Moving DNS servers to new domain

[william@...]

While I did not like this, it seems by now everyone fully supports having 
multiple dns servers registered in whois for the same ip. So it should be 
no problem. 

Also I do not know if they still do it, but 2.5 years ago NSI was still 
able to change dns servers from one domain to another manually (i.e. 
ns.onedomain.com to ns.anotherdomain.com keeping ip address of course).
- they did it for me and it applied to domains registered in other 
registrars as well (so update was directly at nsi registrar crsnic).

 On Tue, 22 Jul 2003, Jim McAtee wrote:

> Two questions:
> 
> I'm considering moving our two name servers to a new domain name that we own.
> If I've got several existing servers, can I safely register them in another
> domain while they're actively registerd in another?
> 
> Also, we've got one secondary DNS server in another domain run by a friend.
> Could I register that server's IP address as a name server in one of may
> domains?  Is this wise or something to avoid?  Of course, I'd need to be kept
> abreast of any IP changes should he decide to move that server, so that I could
> update it in my own domain, but the server hasn't moved in years and is
> unlikely to in the future.
> 
> What I'd like to do is change the following:
> 
> ns1.ourpreviousdomainname.com = 192.168.46.115
> ns2.ourpreviousdomainname.com = 192.168.46.116
> ns1.myfriendsdomainname.com   = 10.0.14.203
> 
> to
> 
> ns1.newname.com = 192.168.46.115
> ns2.newname.com = 192.168.46.116
> ns3.newname.com = 10.0.14.203
> 
> 
> 
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