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nameservers:godaddy [2019-07-01 22:49:45]
steve.minter 		nameservers:godaddy [2019-07-01 22:53:41]
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   - Input the prefix for your name server and IP address, typically this will be ns1 and ns2 and the first IP and second IP of your server if your server has just one IP use the same IP for both.    - Input the prefix for your name server and IP address, typically this will be ns1 and ns2 and the first IP and second IP of your server if your server has just one IP use the same IP for both. 
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   - When you have clicked save on the 2nd name server (or more if you want) click on the 'DNS Management' hyperlink above the heading title "Host Names" (My Domains >  DNS Management).   - When you have clicked save on the 2nd name server (or more if you want) click on the 'DNS Management' hyperlink above the heading title "Host Names" (My Domains >  DNS Management).
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 After this is done the registrar will update the root name servers with Resource Records (RR) known as glue records and the domain will look to itself as a name server. All other domains you want to run on the '10.0.0.1' server you can just give the name of ns1.example.com and ns2.example.com, only the domain name you want to use as your name server requires these special host records. After this is done the registrar will update the root name servers with Resource Records (RR) known as glue records and the domain will look to itself as a name server. All other domains you want to run on the '10.0.0.1' server you can just give the name of ns1.example.com and ns2.example.com, only the domain name you want to use as your name server requires these special host records.
  
-<note important>On the DNS server make sure you have created A records for each of the name servers (ns1, ns2, etc) pointing to there respsective IPs so that they resolve properly</note>+<note important>On the DNS server make sure you have created A records for each of the name servers (ns1, ns2, etc) pointing to there respective IPs so that they resolve properly</note>
  
-You can test the DNS record before everything propigate with the following commands+You can test the DNS record before everything propagate with the following commands
  
 **dig (linux):** **dig (linux):**