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This should be a last resort only. Maintaining your own NS record for Ifastnets server would require you to be consistently up to date with their DNS servers IPs, they hardly change but when they do you'd have to manually update yours, this can cause a large amount of downtime. There are methods to automate this but I won't be covering this due to complexity in setup and how your records will be stored. As far as how to set them up, it depends on registrar. An NS record is nothing more than a typical A record, this will satisfy most registrars, however some will require them to be "global" or "registered nameservers" depending their language used. If this is required you'll have to check with your domain registrar on how to set them up, be aware that it may require the purchase of another domain. My suggestion, refrain from this method unless deemed absolutely necessary by your registrar. Communicate consistently with your registrar as you're more likely to solve it with them. Ifastnet is less likely to be helpful in this situation. -
Thanx both of you Wizacr and TinkerMan for your efforts. Yes you are right. I indeed misspelled it in my ticket. The screenshot shows however, that in my domain index the correct version is present. And since it has worked correctly before, the dilemma why it doesn't do now, still remains. Which leads me back to the SOA assumption. I noticed that mistake myself yesterday and corrected it by adding both ns1083.ifastnet.com and ns2083.ifastnet.com and I tried it again with my registrar. Maybe it works. I also contacted my registrar and forwarded him your suggestions. He is a helpful Ukrainian guy who lives since 15 years in Hungary, so I hope he will help. Is there an easy tutorial how I set up and maintain an NS record? I'm not a professional. I do this whole hosting stuff privately for NGOs, who can't afford their own hosting. Both Világszabadság and BAL are such NGOs and I expect an other one Eszmélet to join them soon. So I want to be prepared to solve such problems. I'm also 66 and retired. Therefore I will value all the help I can get at the information level from you guys.
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