Private Nameservers

[pdinis]

hi folks,

Any one using the http://wwww.retailstudio.com/ domain registration tool ?
I´m unable to create private nameservers there.
Anyone experienced in this task ?
thanks

[Express]

Hello,

I visited the site and i got:

This site is currently offline for network maintenance and will be available very soon. We apologize for the inconvenience and thank you for your patience.

[pdinis]

hi Express,

thanks for input.
that is not my site ok ?
Check it now its working.
I manage 6 domains there, but now i need to create the private nameserver for hosting reseller purpose.
Are you familiar in creating child nameservers ?

this is new for me.
I´m still using "default" ns´s provided by H9.

[Express]

Hello,

Retail Studio looks like it is reselling from a domain company. I had a domain name website like that with the same templates... etc...

Not sure how to create nameservers... I did'nt like how the reseller company done business so i did'nt use them!. Sorry

[harrysudana]

first create a child nameserver in your Domain at Domain Control Panel. Asign your IP there.
Then go to WHM and modify DNS of your domain that will used as nameserver.
Add new entry
nsx - 14400 - [IN] - A - Server IP

[FoxRocks]

Yikes, that doesn't look like I can do it. I want to create private nameservers as well...my domain is registered at godaddy.com. Can anyone help me set that up? I sure would appreciate it.

Thank you for your time.

~FOX~

[kobra]

Yikes, that doesn't look like I can do it. I want to create private nameservers as well...my domain is registered at godaddy.com. Can anyone help me set that up? I sure would appreciate it.

GD has excellent tools for doing this > logon > select domain names > select the domain name >

Now a screen loads and scroll down and at the bottom left find >

Host Summary
There are no domain hosts on file.
View/Modify Detail

Click the View/Modify Detail link and you should be able to take it from there

[FoxRocks]

ok, awesome i found it!
now, do I just put in "ns1" and "ns2" in there? (i think the numbers can be whatever i want) and I assume I just use the same ip for both?
So after that I follow what HarrySudana said about adding a new entry?
I've got 5 clients under my reseller program, I would assume I need to change them all to my new nameservers? As i understand it, this gets done where the domains are registered, correct? so after I create a new nameserver at godaddy I then direct all new domains to the same nameservers?

I'm still a bit confused if you can't tell

Thanks for the help,

~FOX~

[kobra]

now, do I just put in "ns1" and "ns2" in there? (i think the numbers can be whatever i want) and I assume I just use the same ip for both?
So after that I follow what HarrySudana said about adding a new entry?

ns1-gets one IP
ns2 - gets another IP
and so forth at where you have this domain registered and only do this for the domain that you are using as/for nameservers....

I've got 5 clients under my reseller program, I would assume I need to change them all to my new nameservers?

Yes, each current and future domain that you host points their domain to your nameservers

As i understand it, this gets done where the domains are registered, correct?

Yes, again not the same way/method used for you setting up the name servers....for others you just define what the nameservers are
i.e.
at GD - you select the nameservers icon

so after I create a new nameserver at godaddy I then direct all new domains to the same nameservers?

Yes see above

[FoxRocks]

sweet, I'll give it a go.

Thanks alot!

~FOX~