Hey Jo,
I cant confirm 100% at this time ( after all it is 12:30am ), but we
compare DNS host records against the registry that the name is being
registered with ( in this case CIRA ), and I dont think they have a check
in place for to verify the existence of nameservers in the com/net/org
world as of yet!
Ergo, a non-existent DNS can be used to register a domain in
the land of .ca's. Email me the domain and the DNS and I will see what I
can dig up.
-erolM
OpenSRS support-bot
On Thu, 24 May 2001, Jo Shea - Danjo Creations wrote:
> We just discovered one of our client's .ca names was registered several
> months ago with a wrong NS name - we put in ns1.xxxx instead of ns.xxxxx.
> Now, in the past, if we typoed, the system would report back that it was an
> invalid/inexistant name server. Does this not work with .ca names or did I
> somehow miss seeing the warning? - or is it only for changes thru manage?
> The nameservers are .com's.
>
> Jo Shea
> Danjo Creations
>
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