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| When creating a new DNS zone at DurableDNS you need to provide the following information (in most cases the default values are acceptable):\\ | When creating a new DNS zone at DurableDNS you need to provide the following information (in most cases the default values are acceptable):\\ | ||
| * Zone Name -- This is usually the name of your domain, like example.com. But it could also be a sub-domain, like sub.example.com. | * Zone Name -- This is usually the name of your domain, like example.com. But it could also be a sub-domain, like sub.example.com. | ||
| - | * Primary Nameserver -- This is the master nameserver for your zone. Usually you would leave the default value of "ns1.alwaysdnsllc.com." here unless DurableDNS is going to act as secondary DNS to another nameserver you manage. | + | * Primary Nameserver -- This is the master nameserver for your zone. Usually you would leave the default value of "ns1.durabledns.com." here unless DurableDNS is going to act as secondary DNS to another nameserver you manage. |
| * Responsible Person Mailbox -- This is the email address of the person responsible for this DNS zone. The email address must be in "DNS format" which means that you need to replace the '@' with a '.'. | * Responsible Person Mailbox -- This is the email address of the person responsible for this DNS zone. The email address must be in "DNS format" which means that you need to replace the '@' with a '.'. | ||
| * Refresh -- This is the amount of time, in seconds, that secondary nameservers should wait before refreshing their copy of this zone. This is only used if you have non-DurableDNS nameservers that retrieve data from DurableDNS. | * Refresh -- This is the amount of time, in seconds, that secondary nameservers should wait before refreshing their copy of this zone. This is only used if you have non-DurableDNS nameservers that retrieve data from DurableDNS. | ||