[fedora-india] Help for Hosting Required

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I think you are interested in 2nd option I mention. But I think You didnt
read it carefully. If you want to register you name server, you should
contact your domain name provider. He is going to help you in registering
your name server.

Regards,

 
Sunil Datta
www.opensourcenuts.com

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From: fedora-india-bounces at redhat.com
[mailto:fedora-india-bounces at redhat.com] On Behalf Of Rishikesh Sharma
Sent: Monday, April 27, 2009 7:44 AM
To: fedora-india at redhat.com
Subject: Re: [fedora-india] Help for Hosting Required


Thank you so much for the support. But my domain registrar domain management
page is not able to set my public ip address as my nameserver. i got error
message as "Name Server does not Resolve"


Regards,
Rishikesh Sharma


On Sun, Apr 26, 2009 at 9:26 PM, fedora <fedora at opensourcenuts.com> wrote:




	-----Original Message-----
	From: fedora [mailto:fedora at opensourcenuts.com]
	Sent: Sunday, April 26, 2009 8:00 PM
	To: 'fedora-india at redhat.com'
	Subject: RE: [fedora-india] Help for Hosting Required
	
	Hi,
	As per my knowledge, as ns1.csmanipur.co.in is not registered with
any
	registrar or you can say no dns server is having any entry related
to it,
	so, it has no meaning even if you configure it on your server. Your
	csmanipur.co.in is being resolved only because nameserver
ns3.zonedit.com
	and ns8.zoneedit.com contains its entry.
	
	1)
	If you want to be a hosting provider, read the link:
	http://www.icann.org/en/registrars/
	
	This link contains complete details for how to become registrar.
	
	But I don’t think it is affordable.
	
	2)
	But if you just want to maintain your own dns server, ask company
where you
	registered our domain name that you want to register your
nameserver, your
	problem will be solve.
	
	3)
	And if you just want to maintain your webserver locally, it will
work as dig
	resolves to your ip address for csmanipur.co.in. You just need to
configure
	you webserver.
	
	
	Regards,
	
	
	Sunil Datta
	www.opensourcenuts.com
	


	-----Original Message-----
	From: fedora-india-bounces at redhat.com
	[mailto:fedora-india-bounces at redhat.com] On Behalf Of Rangeen Basu
	Sent: Sunday, April 26, 2009 1:24 PM
	To: fedora-india at redhat.com
	Subject: Re: [fedora-india] Help for Hosting Required
	
	Hi
	
	
	On Sun, Apr 26, 2009 at 12:47 PM, Rishikesh Sharma
	<rishikesh at fedoraproject.org> wrote:
	
	> Thanks saurabh for the reply. Tell me, how do i use
	
	> ns1.csmanipur.co.in and ns2.csmanipur.co.in as nameservers for my
	> domain csmanipur.co.in
	

	I think what you are trying to say is that you want to remove the
	ns3.zonedit.com and ns8.zoneedit.com from you domain record and add
	ns1.csmanipur.co.in and ns2.csmanipur.co.in instead. I believe that
this is
	impossible to do. You can try to understand it this way:
	1) The csmanipur.co.in domain can be resolve only if there is a
record in
	some nameserver
	2) If you remove the ns3.zonedit.com and ns8.zoneedit.com then your
domain,
	csmanipur.co.in cannot be resolved
	3) If csmanipur.co.in cannot be resolved then ns1.csmanipur.co.in
will also
	not be resolved
	4) If ns1.csmanipur.co.in cannot be resolved then csmanipur.co.in
will will
	also not be resolved whose record is contained in
ns1.csmanipur.co.in. This
	brings us back to point 3 and is a cycle thereafter.
	
	I hope you understand the problem. Instead of using
ns1.csmanipur.co.in, you
	can use your public IP instead of ns1.csmanipur.co.in as the
nameserver
	address. But it would be better if you leave the zoneedit
nameservers as
	they are.
	
	Hope I have been able to help.
	
	Regards
	--
	Rangeen Basu Roy Chowdhury
	Fedora Ambassador
	
	sherry151 at gmail.com
	

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