Hi Marc,
Marc Paré wrote on 2011-05-24 19.39:
I have all 4 that you listed. Should I input the DNS? I can't seem to
find my notes of DNS's from the last time I pointed a site to TDF.
I guess the best would be if we only took .com .net and .org - for .ca
we need a local address, so TDF cannot take it legally, and for a global
conference, we do not need it. However, feel free to host and redirect
it directly.
For the .com .net and .org, can you enter the following DNS servers?
ns1.first-ns.de
robotns2.second-ns.de
robotns3.second-ns.com
Then the domains will be in the TDF infrastructure.
Re: local residential address. Feel free to use my address if you wish
for any .ca domains. I have a few online businesses it could be listed
under, my main one is parEntreprise.com
Thanks for the offer, that's nice! I guess we don't need the .ca domain,
but feel free to keep it :)
Thanks again, Marc!
Florian
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