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Sly	01-04-2015 04:10 PM

eNom: Where to register custom DNS servers?

Anyone know where/how to do this? Cannot find it.

Thanks in advance.

woj	01-04-2015 04:27 PM

Click on the domain then "DNS Server Settings", not exactly hard to find...

CaptainHowdy

01-04-2015 04:45 PM

It's a trick question ........

Sly	01-04-2015 04:51 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by woj (Post 20346902)

Click on the domain then "DNS Server Settings", not exactly hard to find...

How do I set up the name servers and have them point to a specific IP?

Juicy D. Links

01-04-2015 05:24 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by Sly (Post 20346924)

How do I set up the name servers and have them point to a specific IP?

Setting up name servers to a specific IP

dyna mo

01-04-2015 05:54 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by Sly (Post 20346924)

How do I set up the name servers and have them point to a specific IP?

your host will tell you the name of the name servers to use, there are 2, c&p those into the custom DNS boxes in your enom account domain settings and double make sure you save it properly, there save feature often dorks with me.

dyna mo

01-04-2015 06:01 PM

In your welcome/setup email from your host, they should provide you with the name server names, they will start with

ns1...net
ns1....com

kinda thing

c&p those.

Sly	01-04-2015 06:10 PM

No no no. :-)

I appreciate your feedback, but this is a level above that. I'm setting up my own name servers. I have them set up in Go Daddy just fine, cannot figure out how to do them in eNom.

robwod

01-04-2015 06:20 PM

Sly, this is from the enom help pages. Hope it helps.

Quote:

Can I have my NameServers registered?
Yes, you can now register your own NameServer at eNom. The domain name associated with the new NameServer needs to be registered to you at eNom.

Just go to the link called "register DNS" under the domain names menu. This page will allow you to register as many NameServers as you want.

The first section allows you to register a NameServer.

Enter the name you want to register
he names will need to start by either "NS" or "DNS" (i.e. dns1.enom.com or ns1.enom.com).
Next, enter the IP address of the NameServer
The IP address needs to be a static IP (NO dynamic IP addresses will work).

The second section allows you to check the status of your registration

Just type in the Name or IP address of the NameServer you are registering.

Source: eNom - domain name, web site hosting, email, registration - HELP

TisMe

01-04-2015 08:22 PM

Click on a domain, then host records, you can use an a-name, c-name or whichever works.

jrzeygirl

01-05-2015 06:34 AM

Sly - Did you get this resolved? Email me directly and I can/will assist you!

Sly	01-05-2015 08:33 AM

Quote:

Originally Posted by robwod (Post 20346991)

Sly, this is from the enom help pages. Hope it helps.

This helped, thank you.

Yes I did, Bari, thank you.

Captain Kawaii

01-05-2015 09:23 AM

Good info to have. :thumbsup

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