On 01.06.15. 20:25, Marius Petrescu wrote:
Allowing you to provide name services for
ampr.org
would mean you need to
provide ALL name services for *.ampr.org, which is obviously not the case.
And that restriction is valid and correctly applied and should NOT be
removed (which is actually not possible btw).
The correct name servers are registered at the proper TLD, and seting an
arbitrary other server would mean that anyone could alter the DNS for the
domain, without asking anybody, potentially with malicious intent.
So the only option is to serve a subdomain, which means that e.g
*.yt9tp.ampr.org, for which you need to provide a DNS and be proper
delegated by
ampr.org, without the possibility for you to alter the parent
DNS..
Maybe we do not understand. I think it is perfectly valid to have for
example
. NS
.
. NS
DNS server
directly,
but use my own.
Pedja
YT9TP
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