Hi,
I was wondering if anyone else thinks this is a bit strange?
I have a great host that provides great support. But today I had to set alternative name servers for a sub-domain and discovered I could not do it myself directly so contacted them to request it. They are surprisingly acting like it is a strange thing to request and although they are doing it for me, they are saying it might be unreliable as it is not a protected function, and might get overwritten at any time should they update their dns tables.
I am not sure what to make of that. Isn't the setting of different nameservers for subdomains a failrly common thing? Or have I asked them for something unusual or strange.
Your opinions or comments on this would be very warmly welcomed,
Thank you in advance,
Paul.
I was wondering if anyone else thinks this is a bit strange?
I have a great host that provides great support. But today I had to set alternative name servers for a sub-domain and discovered I could not do it myself directly so contacted them to request it. They are surprisingly acting like it is a strange thing to request and although they are doing it for me, they are saying it might be unreliable as it is not a protected function, and might get overwritten at any time should they update their dns tables.
Quote:We have to advise you of this, what we are doing is a kind of 'illegal' change in the system manually in our database that stores DNS information
I am not sure what to make of that. Isn't the setting of different nameservers for subdomains a failrly common thing? Or have I asked them for something unusual or strange.
Your opinions or comments on this would be very warmly welcomed,
Thank you in advance,
Paul.