Can I register my name server at max 35$-40$/year ?
Where ?

Thanx

do you need your own private nameserver?
if you have a server then you can use 2 ips for DNS , if you are on a shared virtual account, try asking your host.

I have a server and I have 2 ips to use for DNS, but I don't know how register my nameserver !

You register the name servers with your domain registrar. Hopefully your on an OpenSRS system or similar so you won't have to wait at all to have them activated.

First, setup your dns.
Second, go to your domain registrar and add/register said nameservers.
3rd, wait for a few days.

If you own a domain name from Opensrs Reseller you can login to http://manage.opensrs.net to create name server base on your domain. It is free. Of course you need to setup the name server at your server.

Approximately, how many days does it take for the Name Server to Register everywhere? I registered mine with Dotster for two days now and it still doesn't show up.

Also, is it possible to track the progress of name server registration?

Thanks
Abbas

Originally posted by AbbasJaffarali
Approximately, how many days does it take for the Name Server to Register everywhere? I registered mine with Dotster for two days now and it still doesn't show up.

Also, is it possible to track the progress of name server registration?

Thanks
Abbas

For OpenSRS it takes less than 24 hours for me. It depends on geographical area.

Drop me an email at herps@eaglewebservices.nl

I'll set them up for you if you like...

1) I'm not an OpenSRS Reseller.
Can I do it, like end-user ?

2) I have Plesk control Panel on my server. I don't know to setup my DNS. Can you help me, please?

Many thanks

Originally posted by redman2001
1) I'm not an OpenSRS Reseller.
Can I do it, like end-user ?

2) I have Plesk control Panel on my server. I don't know to setup my DNS. Can you help me, please?

Many thanks

you need to provide me some info:

1. Who is your domain registrar?
2. You have the dedicated server or just share hosting?

:)

Oops ! KKstudio or ksstudio?


:stickout

Ksstudio not KKStudio. Excuse me !

godaddy is my registar, but i can register another domain without problem.
I have a dedicated server, with Linux Red Hat & Plesk control Panel

http://www.dotster.com/programs/dns/

Is it the right way ?

In a way it is.. We use OpenSRS like them much better..

First off, tell me what's your registrar? It's very important. Different registrar has different kind of ways to deal with this.

Second, if you need help with DNS, I can help you set it up. As a free volunteer of course. :)

Originally posted by redman2001
2) I have Plesk control Panel on my server. I don't know to setup my DNS. Can you help me, please?

1.setup a subdomain e.g: ns1.domain.com and assign a unique ip, then go to that subdomain/link within plesk, edit the dns, remove all the other stuff and leave just 3 entries.
ns1.domain.com NS ns1.domain.com
ns1.domain.com A 12.345.678
12.345.678 PTR ns1.domain.com
save changes...
*replace 12.345...w/ your IP's

2.go to your registrar and add your nameserver.
3.wait for a few days...

Once you have Plesk Setup DNS is really easy after you have it pointing to your IP.. Plesk really does it for you..

1) I want register a domain and nameserver with OpenSRS.
2) Can I setup SOA (zone - refresh) ? Where ?

Thanx

You can also register your nameservers here for free and it doesn't matter where you come from or registered your domain.

This is also for international domains!

http://www.networksolutions.com/cgi-bin/makechanges/itts/host

Originally posted by redman2001
2) Can I setup SOA (zone - refresh) ? Where ?

try in /var/named/domain.hosts file

Originally posted by Domenico
http://www.networksolutions.com/cgi-bin/makechanges/itts/host

oh no! ...never use network solutions, there system is so incredibly awful! They also tend to assign your nameservers over to third parties thus prohibiting you, the domain owner, from making any changes. They also do not reply to any support emails.