I want to make sure that I'm not going to mess anything up...
Over the years, I've collected 6 domains that I've used for custom nameservers. I set the IP at the domain registrar, then create NS records on the server's DNS for ns1.example.com and ns2.example.com to match what I set at the registrar.
If I park those domains on top of another domain that has ns1/ns2 set up the same way, then it should be totally seamless for the end user, right?
Eg, say that I have:
ns1.foo.com
ns2.foo.com
ns1.bar.com
ns2.bar.com
ns1.example.com
ns2.example.com
Now if I park foo.com and bar.com on top of example.com, then domains that use ns1/ns2.foo.com as their nameservers would automagically use ns1/ns2.example.com... right?
Over the years, I've collected 6 domains that I've used for custom nameservers. I set the IP at the domain registrar, then create NS records on the server's DNS for ns1.example.com and ns2.example.com to match what I set at the registrar.
If I park those domains on top of another domain that has ns1/ns2 set up the same way, then it should be totally seamless for the end user, right?
Eg, say that I have:
ns1.foo.com
ns2.foo.com
ns1.bar.com
ns2.bar.com
ns1.example.com
ns2.example.com
Now if I park foo.com and bar.com on top of example.com, then domains that use ns1/ns2.foo.com as their nameservers would automagically use ns1/ns2.example.com... right?