6/4/2012 18:41
Dear Dynadot, By now, you list all nameservers registered on an account by name, but if your customer have many domains and uses different nameservers, the list will be long and quite complicated. I suggest you can group it into nameserver set. Example: By now: ns1.isp.net ns1.office.com ns1.organization.org ns2.isp.net ns2.office.com ns2.organization.org ns3.isp.net ns3.office.com ns3.organization.org ns4.office.com ns4.organization.org ns5.organization.org It would be easier if using nameserver set: ISP (The customer have ability to name the nameserver set as their wish), will contains: ns1.isp.net ns2.isp.net ns3.isp.net Office: ns1.office.com ns2.office.com ns3.office.com ns4.office.com Organization: ns1.organization.org ns2.organization.org ns3.organization.org ns4.organization.org ns5.organization.org Thank you.
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[quote]tanya says: Dear Dynadot,
By now, you list all nameservers registered on an account by name, but if your customer have many domains and uses different nameservers, the list will be long and quite complicated.
I suggest you can group it into nameserver set.
Example:
By now:
ns1.isp.net
ns1.office.com
ns1.organization.org
ns2.isp.net
ns2.office.com
ns2.organization.org
ns3.isp.net
ns3.office.com
ns3.organization.org
ns4.office.com
ns4.organization.org
ns5.organization.org
It would be easier if using nameserver set:
ISP (The customer have ability to name the nameserver set as their wish), will contains:
ns1.isp.net
ns2.isp.net
ns3.isp.net
Office:
ns1.office.com
ns2.office.com
ns3.office.com
ns4.office.com
Organization:
ns1.organization.org
ns2.organization.org
ns3.organization.org
ns4.organization.org
ns5.organization.org
Thank you.[/quote]
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Dear Dynadot,
By now, you list all nameservers registered on an account by name, but if your customer have many domains and uses different nameservers, the list will be long and quite complicated.
I suggest you can group it into nameserver set.
Example:
By now:
ns1.isp.net
ns1.office.com
ns1.organization.org
ns2.isp.net
ns2.office.com
ns2.organization.org
ns3.isp.net
ns3.office.com
ns3.organization.org
ns4.office.com
ns4.organization.org
ns5.organization.org
It would be easier if using nameserver set:
ISP (The customer have ability to name the nameserver set as their wish), will contains:
ns1.isp.net
ns2.isp.net
ns3.isp.net
Office:
ns1.office.com
ns2.office.com
ns3.office.com
ns4.office.com
Organization:
ns1.organization.org
ns2.organization.org
ns3.organization.org
ns4.organization.org
ns5.organization.org
Thank you. Edit