Owen McShane wrote on 07 December 2004 11:04: > That Status: Locked doesn't look too good.
I always thought that was the register lock so that nobody can make changes to the domain name (i.e. change nameservers) until the domain has been unlocked. It's an anti-abuse system. Normally you would have to login to your domain registrar's control panel, set the domain to unlock, make whatever changes you need and then lock the domain again. > Neither the root servers or the two referenced in the above lookup > know nothing about the domain, so it's totally up the creek... Indeed it is - perhaps somebody accidently nuked the zone from the nameserver by accident :) M.
