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Re: Fixing .com DNS glue records - who to contact?
- From: Suresh Ramasubramanian
- Date: Wed Aug 17 00:24:15 2005
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On 17/08/05, Jim Popovitch <jimpop@yahoo.com> wrote:
>
> I've got the same issue with some domains hosted over at Register.com's
> GPN (Global Partner Network) division. GPN outsources DNS to eNom
> (which is an excellent thing), but the default GPN DNS settings use
> dnsXX.gpn.register.com which has a PTR to dns1.name-services.com. I
> *think* that this is OK per RFC, would really like to hear some expert
> opinions on this however.
>
Argh Argh Argh. We ran into that rather extensively and finally ended
up moving a bunch of domains that we run mail for to ultradns.
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