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Name servers changed!

Discussion in 'Announcements' started by filburt1, Jun 1, 2003.

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    I just changed the DNS entries for this domain to complete all traces of a server move a while back. To be safe, I made the primary and secondary DNS entries the correct ones, and a tertiary and quadrinary (sp...) DNS entry for both the original primary and secondary entries (if that makes any sense).

    If you cannot access the site, try http://thea.hmdnsgroup.com/~filburt1/webdesignforums/ . Also post if you can't access via the domain by going to the preceeding URL!


    filburt1, Jun 1, 2003
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    what does sp mean?


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    Spelling.


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    oh, i thought so... i think it is quaternary


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