* Thomas Kroljic (tkroljic@covad.net) [031014 07:34]: > Vineet, > > Thanks for replying so quickly and asking for more information. > Here is what I've done so far. First off, my domain name is > jonnsorganicvegetables.com. As of last night, I changed the name > servers at GoDaddy to my Covad name servers (ns1.covad.net and > ns2.covad.net) I then went to my Covad account and created the > necessary A record for www.jonnsorganicvegetables.com with the correct > static IP address. Currently I am waiting for the new name serves to > get updated (if you do a nslookup, my domian name is listed as using > the DNS at debian-dimension.jonnsorganicvegetables.com) Hopefully in > the next 24 hours the names servers will be update to use > ns1/ns2.covad.net. It looks like you've taken all the right actions. Actually, I can confirm that it looks like it's working now, from here. One thing you might want to take care of is to also add an A record for "@" (meaning jonnsorganicvegetables.com with no subdomain prepended) pointing to the same address. Currently there is no record for that name. Often, lazy browsers (like myself) will type in a domain name just like that. If you add that entry as well, then both jonnsorganicvegetables.com and www.jonnsorganicvegetables.com should work (assuming your webserver isn't doing some name-based virtualhosting that won't allow that without some reconfiguration). good times, Vineet -- http://www.doorstop.net/ -- http://www.eff.org/ Defending freedom in the digital world
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