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[vv AT cgs.pw]

Perhaps this would be better on IRC but here goes.

Is the .null domain different from other domains in that
it is intended for running domain servers instead of
web sites? In past years I've just set A records (etc.)
with the registrar when I register my domains, but I see
this is very different. If I can't use this domain
for a web site, then that's OK, but if I can, then
what should I actually do now?

~ vv

PS: I registered another opennic name yesterday (.pirate)
and it worked just like ICANN domain registrations do.

> It is the IP address of your DNS server which you will host the records
> for your .null domain on. It must be running a DNS server with your
> domain's zone on it authoritatively. You can use webmin on linux to easily
> configure a BIND name server.
> Have Fun!
>
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> Sent: Wednesday, November 11, 2015 12:01 AM
> To: discuss AT lists.opennicproject.org
> Subject: [opennic-discuss] Dot Null registration
>
> Hi all,
>
> I just tried to register a dot null domain but got stumped.
> It asks for my webhost nameserver. What's that?
>
> There is an alternative choice for custom nameservers but doesn't explain
> that either.
>
> So, what should I put for NS1 and NS2?
>
> ~ vv
>
>
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