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    Post Required information regarding domain and naming servers

    Hi,

    Sorry if this post is wrongly posted in this section but i thought that this belongs to computer and technology so i posted here.


    I got a doubt that If i have a domain for example www.mydomain.com with some domain registrar
    They will be having naming servers as

    ns1.xxxxx.com
    ns2.xxxxx.com

    Then we will change them to
    ns1.x10hositng.com
    ns2.x10hositing.com

    to work with x10 hosting.


    My doubt is can we use like

    ns1.x10hosting.com
    ns1.xxxxx.com

    or

    ns2.x10hosting.com
    ns2.xxxxx.com

    combinations

    whether they will work or gives any problems?

    thanks
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    Re: Required information regarding domain and naming servers

    I'm not an expert in name servers, but I think you'd be better off just using:
    ns1.x10hosting.com
    ns2.x10hosting.com

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    Re: Required information regarding domain and naming servers

    Taken from wikipedia:
    "Every domain name must have a primary nameserver (eg. ns1.domainname.com), and at least one secondary nameserver (ns2.domainname.com etc). This requirement aims to make the domain still reachable even if one nameserver becomes inaccessible.[1]"

    Which means, you could use any of x10's nameservers as primary ns and any other ns as secondary etc, but if the primary fails, the user will be redirected to a completely different server. And if the primary does not fail, the user has nothing to do with the secondary ns.

    So it's actually not useful to not use the default servers.
    Real programmers don't document their code - if it was hard to write, it should be hard to understand.

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