At 09.48 +0200 00-06-30, Peter Eisenhauer wrote:
>But that changed. In the actual NSI registry you can have nameservers in a
>different TLD (e.g. we have in .de) without IP ... thanks godness.
Good. Thanks!
>If there are IP addresses for nameservers in a different TLD: The nameservers
>are owned by the registrar who created them, so the IP can only be changed by
>that registrar ... and there is no transfer of nameservers ...
...and if I continue on this track, if I have two entities which register:
> example.com. IN NS a.example.com.
> a.example.com. IN A 192.168.1.1
>
> example.org. IN NS a.example.org.
> a.example.org. IN A 192.168.1.1
...then only the entity registering example.com. which can change the
IP address of a.example.com? And only example.org which can change
the IP-address of a.example.org?
paf
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