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  1. #1
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    new server dns setup question,please

    Hi, guys, i got a new box.

    i got ip 76.72.171.172

    and
    DNS Resolver 1:

    199.187.127.200

    DNS Resolver 2:

    199.187.127.201


    my question is: what should i put in godaddy's Set Host and IP Addresses, should i put i like this:

    ns1.xxx.com and ns2.xxx.com ad ip put 76.72.171.172 or i put


    ns1.xxx.com 199.187.127.200 and ns2.xxx.com and 199.187.127.201

  2. #2
    You should setup your nameservers like this:

    Quote Originally Posted by skyaus View Post

    ns1.xxx.com and ns2.xxx.com ad ip put 76.72.171.172
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  3. #3
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    DNS Resolvers are the servers that allow you to resolve DNS out from the server. They have nothing to do with the nameserver configuration or for pointing domains to your server.
    Mike

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