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Moving nameservers

Discussion in 'Bind/DNS/Nameserver' started by alareach, Feb 17, 2002.

  1. alareach

    alareach Well-Known Member

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    Ok,
    am I correct in assuming that:
    1. move accounts using feature in WHM.
    2. point nameservers to an IP on the new server (Of course after creating entry for ns.$nameserver.com-&IP on new server)

    In other words, assuming the move script configures
    www
    ftp
    mail
    mx
    any sub-domains
    correctly, can you just go ahead and point the nameservers to any IP on the new machine?

    Hope I asked this right..

    AH
     
    #1 alareach, Feb 17, 2002
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