Setting up DNS servers?

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Robotex2011-05-16 07:50:51

Domain Name System

Robotex, 2011-05-16 07:50:51

I bought a domain from comfoplace.com and hosting from ho.ua. It turned out that neither of them provide NS-servers. As a result, I got into an interesting situation - I have a domain and hosting, but it doesn’t work out to connect them together. And now you have to either pay out of your own pocket for another hosting (I have never worked with this hoster before) or get out.
Can someone tell me how they can be connected using free NS-servers? I tried to set it up on xname.org, primaryns.kiev.ua and secondary.net.ua, but the domain is still unavailable (I registered the NS server at the registrar).
So which service should be used and what should be entered where?

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Alexander Zelenin, 2011-05-16
@zelenin

Lord, what's the problem? never used hoster's ns-servers. There is xname.org, there is a relatively new ypdns, there was a similar question recently, there were 5-10 more links given to free ns.
Are you saying that you posted and registered the xname ns-server at the domain registrar on xname.org, but nothing worked? Do you know that time must pass before everything fully works, while the ns-servers are updated, including your provider? According to experience, this is from several hours to three days, on average one day.
Get in touch with me and I'll help you set everything up.

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Vlad Zhivotnev, 2011-05-16
@inkvizitor68sl

pdd.yandex.ru/help/section9/ Tyts
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Puma Thailand, 2011-05-16
@opium

Your domain has registered DNS registrar
Domain Name: COMFOPLACE.COM
Registrar: TUCOWS INC.
Whois Server: whois.tucows.com
Referral URL: domainhelp.opensrs.net
Name Server: NS1.COMFOPLACE.NET
Name Server: NS2.COMFOPLACE.NET
Status: clientDeleteProhibited
Status: clientTransferProhibited
Status: clientUpdateProhibited
Updated Date: 15-mar-2011
Creation Date: 13-mar-2008
Expiration Date: 13-mar-2012
Accordingly, you need to change these dns to your own, to xname or wherever you have them, you can do this in the panel with your registrars, some registrars do this by letter in support .

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LIAL, 2011-05-16
@LIAL

www.ho.ua/faq.html?page=admin#ask12
Isn't that right??? Hosting for any you should give NS

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yakubovsky, 2011-05-16
@yakubovsky

It is impossible for the registrar not to provide his own dns servers and their control panel

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LIAL, 2011-05-16
@LIAL

Buy another hosting - they are giving you some kind of nonsense (you can see that they are utterly greedy). For the same money, you can find another host who will give you normal NS1 and NS2, which you can register with your domain registrar and everything will be fine. What are your hosting requirements? (what is needed and in what money)

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Robotex, 2011-05-16
@Robotex

In general, I sent that hoster, registered on another. There they gave me NS servers and set everything up. That's just the problem. The site (http://tradeevroinvest.com.ua/) opens only for me, it is not available for other people (and it does not respond to me either). What can be a jamb?