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07-11-2007 06:22 PM
07-11-2007 06:22 PM
'hardcode domains'
Hi,
I got a situation here. May i know whether i can 'hardcode' the domain pointing to a NS rather than zone forwarding?
I tried searching the net but in vain.
I got a situation here. May i know whether i can 'hardcode' the domain pointing to a NS rather than zone forwarding?
I tried searching the net but in vain.
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