Usually when I move domains to a new nameserver, which is rare indeed I leave port forwarding - if it's an entire box - and/or CNAME's in place to deal with cached queries. ❋ Unknown (2008)
You now have a local caching only nameserver, that is it does recursive queries for anything but the local host name. ❋ Colemar (2010)
If there was a "nameserver" specified in an email, it has nothing to do with phpBB. and the Technician told me I need a script in my database? .... ❋ Unknown (2010)
The search results gives a list of domains and domain info such as nameserver, expiry date etc. ❋ Unknown (2010)
I thought "nameserver" so went and changed the nameserver on my computer, but it doesn't seem to do any good. ❋ Littlejoe5 (2009)
"nameserver" value with 'hsd1. ma.comcast.net' - if Linux is using this for Netbios resolution, no wonder nothing works - by the way, this value must be coming from the DNS servers from my ISP (Comcast); it is not available in the router, a web search indicates that '"hsd1. ma.comcast.net" is a domain controlled by three nameservers at comcast. net. ❋ JonathanWexler (2009)
Then I switched to there, using their service to run a blog I hosted on server space my then-employer let me use for free, and even let me use their nameserver for my domain name … drewspace. com. ❋ Unknown (2007)
Generally, your nameserver duties are handled by your web host. ❋ Unknown (2008)
That connection is maintained on a DNS host, which is also called a nameserver. ❋ Unknown (2008)
This usually makes things difficult for me, because I need to figure out how to log in and change their nameserver set-up. ❋ Unknown (2005)
Cool Aqua has a less geeky summary: "Coptix is the ISP nameserver for the e-mail domain GWB43.com, owned by the Republican National Committee, that Karl Rove and White House have been illegally using to hide White House e-mails relating to the firing of US Attorneys, from the scrutiny of the White House e-mail tracking system." ❋ Unknown (2007)
He figured he could mention that he manually changed a line in nameserver.conf.d (or something) and that the next time it comes up, I'd remember that there's a backup copy in nameserver.conf.hq-doesn't-work-here.d (or something). ❋ Wicked Teacher Of The West (2006)
After going down some wrong path involving our home nameserver and before giving up, he did some kind of mumbo-jumbo that is subtly different, possibly, from something else he did in the past, neither of which obviously I understand. ❋ Wicked Teacher Of The West (2006)
The domain is not pointing to the new site yet because of some problems with the nameserver, and the process of importing the old entries to the new MovableType installation was not as smooth as expected (there are five blogs and a lot of templates and plugins to move). ❋ Unknown (2003)
I set up and propagated my own DNS records from a Bind nameserver I had compiled from source and maintained myself on the epages DNS server which then was an Silicon Graphics Challenge S running Irix 5.3… oh the many fond memories that brings back : ❋ Unknown (2005)
