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[Jeff Taylor <shdwdrgn AT sourpuss.net>]

Well, you have managed to configure ns1.opennic.com.mx.dedicados.oss.  I'm not 
sure what exactly you were going for, but the page where you put in these 
entries states at the top that you need a matching NS entry on the records page.

My guess is that you simply wanted to use ns1.opennic.com.mx as the DNS server 
for your domain?  In that case, erase the entries under the nameserver page 
(those entries are for defining pointers to dns servers that do not otherwise 
have a domain name), then add ns1.opennic.com.mx and ns2.opennic.com.mx as NS 
entries under the DNS records page.

99% of all domain configurations can be set up with entries under the DNS Record 
page.  The most common cases are where you want me to be your DNS server (in 
which case you would add A records), or you want to point to an outside DNS 
server (you would add NS records with a fully qualified domain name).

Changes to .oss records are processed every 12 minutes, however it can take 
longer for the new zones to propagate out to the various T2 servers.


On 08/24/2011 11:17 PM, Hospedaje Web y Servidores Dedicados wrote:
> dedicados.oss