Fwd: Re: Can any one in the world see my name servers?

[Torsten Westermann]

On Wednesday 10 January 2001 00:22, you wrote:
> Hi,
> Can any one in the world see my name servers?
> ns1.idba.org    64.60.107.2
> ns2.idba.org    64.60.107.3

I see these:

idba.org        nameserver = ns2.lvcablemodem.com.
idba.org        nameserver = ns1.lvcablemodem.com.
ns1.lvcablemodem.com    internet address = 24.234.0.5
ns2.lvcablemodem.com    internet address = 24.234.0.7

and for the reverse lookup i get these:
> 64.60.107.2

Server:         62.225.187.2
Address:        62.225.187.2#53

Non-authorative answer:
2.107.60.64.in-addr.arpa        name = 64-60-107-2-cust.telepacific.net.

Authoritative answers can be found from:
107.60.64.in-addr.arpa  nameserver = ns2.telepacific.net.
107.60.64.in-addr.arpa  nameserver = ns1.telepacific.net.
ns2.telepacific.net     internet address = 63.71.190.15
ns1.telepacific.net     internet address = 63.71.190.10

> I tried to setup my first new domain name and the registrar said
> that my name servers did not exist.
> I must be doing something wrong.
> my domain is registered with different name servers and I didn't
> want to change my NS pointing until I was sure things are working
> ok. Do I have to register my Domain with my servers before I can
> do pointing for other domains?

I am sorry, but i tested my first server-config by "trial and error".
Can anyone help him?

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Torsten Westermann
http://www.linux-provider.net
westermann at linux-provider.net
Mainz / Germany