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Name Server IP Change
- Thread starter freakify
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Hi,
That all depends on if you are hosting your own dns server. Assuming that you are, you would just edit the zone file for the domain, which on redhat would be something like :
/var/named/example.com.zone
You just change the IP address associated with ns2.domain.com to the new value, then increment the 'serial' value so that other servers know the zone has been updated.
Alternatively, follow the gui instructions detailed here --> .
To change the value in the .com registry you have to go back through the registrar that was used to register the domain (or other registrar if you transferred it since). For example --> .
Hope this helps
That all depends on if you are hosting your own dns server. Assuming that you are, you would just edit the zone file for the domain, which on redhat would be something like :
/var/named/example.com.zone
You just change the IP address associated with ns2.domain.com to the new value, then increment the 'serial' value so that other servers know the zone has been updated.
Alternatively, follow the gui instructions detailed here --> .
To change the value in the .com registry you have to go back through the registrar that was used to register the domain (or other registrar if you transferred it since). For example --> .
Hope this helps
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