[NCSA-discuss] DNS Questions
Derek Featherston
derek.featherston at cirruspharm.com
Tue Feb 21 10:27:45 EST 2006
Background:
Our current authoritative DNS servers are outsourced to a hosting company
called AIT. They also host our web and mail servers. Now we are finally
bringing email in-house (Kerio MailServer - if anyone has any
experience/comments, please share), and we would like to have our
authoritative DNS servers moved to our ISP or some other provider. (Again,
if anyone has a suggestion on a DNS hosting provider I'm open to
suggestions.)
Questions:
How do I go about making such a transition? Do I need to contact AIT, or
can my ISP/provider simply seize the zone? I'd prefer to deal as little
with AIT as possible. Will it be necessary for us to re-register our domain
name through a different registrar? I've never dealt with any of these
aspects of DNS before, and I've never personally registered or re-registered
a domain, so any insight would be greatly appreciated. And a step-by-step
suggested procedure would be wonderful.
FWIW, here's a whois query for our domain:
Domain Name: CIRRUSPHARM.COM
Registrar: THE NAME IT CORPORATION DBA NAMESERVICES.NET
Whois Server: whois.aitdomains.com
Referral URL: http://www.aitdomains.com
Name Server: NS1.AITCOM.NET
Name Server: NS0.AITCOM.NET
Status: ACTIVE
Updated Date: 25-dec-2001
Creation Date: 25-dec-2001
Expiration Date: 25-dec-2011
Thanks in advance,
Derek Featherston
Systems Administrator
derek.featherston at cirruspharm.com
Cirrus Pharmaceuticals, Inc.
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