On Mon, Dec 11, 2000 at 12:48:36PM -0500, Fred Whipple wrote:
> Hi All,
> 
> For about a month now, we've been struggling with with how to change the
> IP address of our DNS servers.  As a Web hosting company, we have
> countless domain names pointing to our DNS servers.  We are in the
> process of switching network providers, and since we are a "small
> business" we have not at this point procured our own IP addresses from
> ARIN.  We are thus using vendor supplied IP addresses for all of our
> services.
> 
> Very simply, what we need to do is update whatever records (and at this
> point, I don't even understand which records) necessary so that not only
> are all our customers' DNS entries updated accordingly, but also any new
> customers can insert the new IP addresses into their domain name
> registrars' forms without the registrar balking.

New customers should list your dns servers by name when they register
a domain name. You will have to assign IP addresses from those
allocated to you by your new ISP and modify the A records of your DNS
db files. 

> 
> Right now we are trying to first get our secondary DNS server moved to
> our new IP numbers.  If you lookup dns2.imagineis.com, you'll see the
> forward and reverse DNS both point to the new IP numbers.  If you do a
> WHOIS lookup on dns2.imagineis.com, you'll see the old numbers. 

What are the old and new numbers. I did some checking and I'm a bit
confused. 

[rgolan@beatbox rgolan]$ nslookup dns2.imagineis.com
Server:  smoke.coaworld.lan
Address:  192.168.10.254

Non-authoritative answer:
Name:    dns2.imagineis.com
Address:  64.31.109.13

The nslookup shows the 64.31.109.13 address but the whois shows

   Domain servers in listed order:

   DNS1.IMAGINEIS.COM                                216.64.24.36      
   DNS2.IMAGINEIS.COM                                216.64.24.39      

I queried the dns1.imagineis.com server and it has A records showing

dns1                    12H IN A        216.64.24.36
dns2                    12H IN A        64.31.109.13

In fact, dns1 says

> dns2.imagineis.com
Server:  dns1.imagineis.com
Address:  216.64.24.36

Name:    dns2.imagineis.com
Address:  64.31.109.13

but dns2 says

> dns2.imagineis.com
Server:  dns2.imagineis.com
Address:  64.31.109.13

Name:    dns2.imagineis.com
Address:  216.64.24.39

Notice that each server has a differnent IP address for dns2.


-- 
Ron Golan
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