Brian,
Saddly yes, it will cause problems. Been there, done that.... assuming you
can't/don't want to rename your name servers, you'll need to change the IP
at NetSol for the affected host via the usual methods. They cannot/will not
update IP's automatically, and they will not delete the old host records as long
as domains regged at NetSol reference them.
We've gone through that garbage 3 times in the last year on 2 hosts. A major
pain and all due to the fact that we host some NetSol regged domains!
Oscar
RocketNet
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On 7/5/2002 at 11:13 AM Brian Curtis wrote:
>Hello,
>
>I'm sure others have run into a similar situation, and I was hoping to
>get some insight on the topic.
>
>We transferred our domain from NetSol quite some time ago. This
>domain had two nameserver entries associated with it, which also
>transferred just fine.
>
>About a week ago, we changed the IP of one of the nameservers. This
>change was reflected immediately on OSRS registered domains, and
>CRSNIC started reporting the changed IP in about a day.
>
>However, other registrars (and registries for that matter) are still
>showing the old nameserver IP on domains previously registered with
>said nameserver.
>
>Basically, my question is: will this discrepancy cause any problems w/
>domain name resolution?
>
>Thanks.
>
>--
>Best regards,
> Brian Curtis
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