Namezero
Wtcher Dragon
because my mailserver is down and I can't change my forwards. The kicker
is that I transferred to Godaddy a year and a half ago and
Namezero/NetSol still haven't let loose their bony, grasping fingers on
my account and forwarding setup.
Anyhow, you can contact me (yes, my dragon name) at my gmail address. Do
me a favour and help me keep this mailbox clean. ;) Thanks in advance.
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Cape Dweller
> is that I transferred to Godaddy a year and a half ago and Namezero/NetSol
> still haven't let loose their bony, grasping fingers on my account and
> forwarding setup.
Don't you just have to change the nameservers? Whois shows everything as
godaddy except for them, they're still from idirections.com...
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use...@ciotog.net says...
Namezero only has online tools to change name servers to /them/.
Godaddy just told me they had no control over this and that I'd have to
contact Namezero to get anything done. Whee!
Claus Dragon
wrote:
>Namezero only has online tools to change name servers to /them/.
>
>Godaddy just told me they had no control over this and that I'd have to
>contact Namezero to get anything done. Whee!
That Godaddy ad was fun, in a way.
Aquamarine Dragon
> In article <pan.2005.04.26....@ciotog.net>,
> use...@ciotog.net says...
> > Wtcher Dragon wrote:
> >
> > > is that I transferred to Godaddy a year and a half ago and Namezero/NetSol
> > > still haven't let loose their bony, grasping fingers on my account and
> > > forwarding setup.
> >
> > Don't you just have to change the nameservers? Whois shows everything as
> > godaddy except for them, they're still from idirections.com...
>
> Namezero only has online tools to change name servers to /them/.
>
> Godaddy just told me they had no control over this and that I'd have to
> contact Namezero to get anything done. Whee!
That doesn't really make sense. The domain is registered with godaddy, so all you
should need to do is go into their domain control panel and change the DNS servers
there yourself. Of course, you first need replacement servers, but usually your
hosting service will provide those. If they don't, I personally like the ones provided
by zoneedit.com.
The only thing that might prevent this change is the registrar lock on your domain, but
that can be disengaged temporarily in the godaddy control panel too. Don't forget to
put it back afterwards to protect the domain from being changed without your
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Cape Dweller
>> Don't you just have to change the nameservers? Whois shows everything as
>> godaddy except for them, they're still from idirections.com...
>
> Namezero only has online tools to change name servers to /them/.
That's odd... I just checked and there's a "Name Server Update" section
that allows freeform name server entry. From what I can see, you enter the
new nameservers one at a time on the right and when you hit "continue" the
old ones on the left are removed (clicking on the arrow button copies the
old ones from the left to the right so they're not deleted).
Of course I haven't done this yet, but I imagine that's how it works.
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