> No. It helps when you try and do revers DNS lookups, but reverse DNS
> doesn't even need to point to your domain name.
Hmmm, okay - let me explain further about my problem. When I try to
change the authoritative nameserver for my domains (which were registered
at different registrars), I get the same error, in the line of:
Unable to verify existence of nameserver at antaraconsolidated.com
where antaraconsolidated.com is where my nameserver is!
I assume that the registrars are trying to do a reverse dns lookup on
antaraconsolidated.com and upon failing, complain that the host cannot be
found.
Is my reasoning correct? If it is, then I would have to ask my ISP to
in-arpa the relevant IP, right?
Thanks again for the quick reply :)
ditesh
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