Was the mistake yours or the registrars? If it was the registrar, they
need to fix their forms.

As long as both primary and secondary DNS servers are up, I don't
foresee any real complications arising out of it (although Steve A. may
have something more insightful to offer).

Bad things could happen if you reverse the name and IP address.

jord


On Friday, December 13, 2002, at 01:40 PM, The Snider's Web wrote:

> Finally after getting through my email backlog I can ask this question
> (bad things happen when your RAM ad memory are overwhelmed!).
>
> Sorry for all these server questions-I appreciate your patience...
>
> I changed the nameservers on a client's domain (I am switching domain
> hosts) with a registrar. I put in the primary and secondary numbers.
> When I checked the whois, the numbers were reversed. I have never seen
> a reversal happen...does it matter? The registrar said it didn't, but
> I got curious...I have always been told you must put in the nameserver
> (IP and Name) in the right order or bad things happen.
>
> Can you confirm this?
>
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