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[Peter Green <peter AT greenpete.free>]

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Just looking at my greenpete.free setup, at the registrar it can only
be pointing at ns1.greenpete.free and ns2.greenpete.free as it is set
in the control panel as such, there's no way to change that. You then
create the glue by assigning an I.P. to each name.

At my server, where I am hosting the site and the D.N.S. for some
reason I have the NS records as ns1.nano-host.co.uk and
ns1.nano-host.co.uk but they in turn point at the servers I.P.

So I have myself confused now! ;-)

Peter

On 19/01/13 00:40, Quinn Wood wrote:
> On 01/18/2013 05:42 PM, Peter Green wrote:
>> But how?
>> 
> From what I remember, if the hosting provider isn't picky about the
> TLD, you can use their nameservers the same way you normally would.
> Maybe not.
> 
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