I think it would be really original if they setup thier dns correctly.
$ORIGIN wetwork.NET.
@ 3d12h IN SOA NS2.Opus1.COM. hostmaster (
1999101601 ; serial
1D ; refresh
2H ; retry
4w2d ; expiry
3d12h ) ; minimum
3d12h IN NS ns2.Opus1.COM.
3d12h IN NS ns1.aces.com.
3d12h IN TXT "wp-noop://"
3d12h IN A 204.17.38.4
3d12h IN MX 100 ns1.aces.com.
3d12h IN SOA NS2.Opus1.COM. hostmaster (
1999101601 ; serial
1D ; refresh
2H ; retry
4w2d ; expiry
3d12h ) ; minimum
I can't find a SERVER.WETWORK.NET in the axfr. So it's not network
solutions fault.
And Mr. Walsh, I expect you to understand these things - at least you
should study the art of using dig ;-)
Regards
Joe
>
> Good example of why this "weak registry" system is flawed.
>
>
>
> -----FW: <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>-----
>
> Date: Fri, 29 Oct 1999 07:34:55 -0700 (MST)
> Sender: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
> From: Ehud Gavron <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
> To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
> Subject: I need someone clueful at Network Solutions
> Cc: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
>
>
> Operational help needed. Must register DNS server. Money
> available.
> Help?
>
> Details below. Note that the more you read the stupider you will
> get.
>
> Ehud
>
> Facts: I own WETWORK.NET, registered with the register.com
> registrar.
> I own LETOH.COM, registered with network solutions
> registrar.
>
>
> 20-oct I register a domain LETOH.COM with network
> solutions,
> and attempt to use the nameserver
> "server.wetwork.net"
> which is under my register.com domain wetwork.net.
> Network solutions says to [NIC-991020.1545c]:
> ERROR: Name Server <SERVER.WETWORK.NET>is not
> registered
> with InterNIC.
>
> 20-oct I send in a host template [NIC-991020.15848] but
> NetSol
> says:
> The <WETWORK.NET> domain is non-existent.
>
> First register this host through the host
> registration
> process or choose a different name-server.
>
> AT THE SAME TIME I get another mail message from
> them:
> All Host Forms must be submitted from the e-mail
> address
> of the current host contact...we have sent a
> notification
> message ... which they did not send anywhere I can
> tell.
>
> 22-oct I sent mail to [EMAIL PROTECTED] and asked them to
> fix this.
>
> 26-oct Netsol says:
> The problem with your HOST registration was that
> you were
> trying to register a host but the TOP-Level part of
> the host
> is not a registered domain, i.e.WETWORK.NET.
>
> 26-oct I wrote netsol and said:
> Wetwork.net exists.. just not with your registry.
>
> However, I wish to use mail.wetwork.net as a DNS
> server
> with your registry future domains. Please register
> the host asap.
>
> 27-oct [EMAIL PROTECTED] says to send in a host template
> and
> includes one in the message...
>
> 27-oct I submit the host template [NIC-991027.75ef]. I
> also
> follow it up to help@ with:
> 991027.75ef duplicates 991020.15848 as per your
> request.
>
> 27-oct Once again I get the 'All host forms must be
> submitted
> from the email address of the current host
> contact...'
>
> 27-oct I forward the mess back to help@internic
> [NIC-991027.14981]
> I forward a copy to kimh@ with header
> Subject: 1. I submit host form. 2 you reject it.
> 3 I ask for help. 4 help says submit host templte.
> I DO.
> Here's the rejection again. Please fix
>
> 27-oct help@ responds with:
>
> Thank you for contacting Network Solutions.
>
> To register a domain name in the COM, NET, ORG, and
> EDU
> top-level domains, you should:
>
> 1. Make arrangements for Internet service. A
> company that
> can connect you to the Internet
>
>
> Ehud Gavron
> ACES Research, Inc., an RMI.NET company
>
> --------------End of forwarded message-------------------------
>
> --
> William X. Walsh - DSo Internet Services
> Email: [EMAIL PROTECTED] Fax:(209) 671-7934
> Editor of http://www.dnspolicy.com/
>
>
>
