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Creating Nameservers..

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Beachie

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Has anyone created nameservers on a domain regged at NameScout? It seems like the only way to create them is to email support, which is a pain in the wotsit.

They've taken a week to respond to my email and, 22 hours after the response, the nameservers still don't exist.. I suspect they've screwed up, because they've changed the nameservers on my domain, which leads me to think they've mis-read my request to CREATE the nameservers.

I'll give it another 2 hours, before I release the attack penguins.

Is there another way to create nameservers, outside of the registrar?
 
Originally posted by Beachie
Is there another way to create nameservers, outside of the registrar?
Transfer? :D

I know... I know... I had to say it though.

Good luck,
~ Nexus
 
Yeah, the ironic thing is I could have transferred and the nameservers would be working by now :sigh:
 
Yeah, I remember I used to be queesy about transferring a domain with nameservers on it. I transferred one to eNom the other day and it went flawlessly. Good NS handling seems to get lost sometimes. eNom does a really good job of making the whole procedure transparent and accessible to users.

Upside is that transfers are zippier these days. Two cents.

~ Nexus
 
Well I gave up on NameScout and set up my nameservers on a different domain regged at Dotster. Looks like NameScout never created my nameservers, as my IP's were available.

Anyway, 12 hours after creating them at Dotster they're working. Lesson learnt ;)
 
I recently transferred a domain that had nameservers on it from 000domains to enom without any trouble. In fact, there is a thread about it somewhere around here.

Scared the hell out of me doing it, but it turns out there was nothing to worry about.
 
Just transfer to enom and you have 5 domain name servers working for you....

Cheers,
tw
 
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Quang,

Sorry, but you are not supposed to promote your products or services in non-advertising forums.
 
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