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plus they let you specify your own nameserver for the domain It's not "plus", it's requirement for any registrator, isn't it? I've never seen anyone not allowi
by dchest 16y ago
plus they let you specify your own nameserver for the domain
It's not "plus", it's requirement for any registrator, isn't it? I've never seen anyone not allowing to specify nameservers.
It's backwards: "plus" is the ability to have free DNS hosting :-)
- bkrausz 16y agoOh, I meant NS record delegation (I think, terminology might be wrong, it's been a while since I futzed with low-level DNS stuff), so that you could use ns1.mydomain.com as your nameserver, even if you registered mydomain.com through namecheap.
- qjz 16y agoCan you name a registrar that doesn't permit this? I certainly wouldn't use them.
- elliottcarlson 16y agoThey all allow it - just they don't all make it a simple control panel process. Either email support, or do a search and it can be taken care of on all registrars.