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Steven Steffan

Hello,

I have just registered my domain name which required two
DNS server names. ns1.mydomain.net and ns2.mydomain.net
I have placed these names into the Windows 2003 DNS
server. I was wondering if I had to place my domain name
www.mydomain.net into the DNS server as well or will this
be resolved automatically?

Thanks,
Steve
 
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Hello,

I have just registered my domain name which required two
DNS server names. ns1.mydomain.net and ns2.mydomain.net
I have placed these names into the Windows 2003 DNS
server. I was wondering if I had to place my domain name
www.mydomain.net into the DNS server as well or will this
be resolved automatically?

Thanks,
Steve
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You need a Forward Lookup Zone named mydomain.net then in that zone you need
a host named www, mail, ns1, ns2 and so on, These records must point to
their respective public IP addresses if this is the publicly available zone
for your domain.
 
Thanks,

Kevin
-----Original Message-----
In Steven Steffan <[email protected]>
posted their concerrns,
Then Kevin D4Dad added his reply at the bottom.

You need a Forward Lookup Zone named mydomain.net then in that zone you need
a host named www, mail, ns1, ns2 and so on, These records must point to
their respective public IP addresses if this is the publicly available zone
for your domain.




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