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How do I start using my Managed DNS service?

Once you have started using the Managed DNS service, you need to take the following steps to start using it:

A. Change the Name servers of your Domain name to our Name servers.

For your Managed DNS service to work, it is essential that all queries for your domain name should reach our Name servers, which would respond to the query with the records that you have specified.

Thus, it is vital that after you have bought the Service for a particular Domain Name, you need to change the Name Servers for this Domain Name to our Name Servers.

Follow the process outlined below to know what Name servers you need to use:

  1. Login to your Control Panel and search for the Domain name for which you have purchased the Managed DNS service.
     
  2. In the Order List View that appears, click on that particular Domain Name.
     
  3. In the details view, click on View Name Server Details.
     
  4. Here, you would find the list of Name servers you need to set for your Domain name.

If the Domain name for which you have purchased this service is registered with Rest Assured Internet Solutions, refer to the article on Modifying Name servers to learn how to go about changing your Name servers.


B. Create various resource records for your Domain name. Click here to find out how.

 

Created on:  
Mar 23, 2004 0:15 PM  GMT
Last Updated on:   Dec 12, 2006 1:55 PM  GMT
 
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