Reverse zone information can only be changed by the organisation that the given range of IP addresses has been assigned to, which makes a lot of sense in the security point of view. Businesses and larger organisations can either manage their reverse information themselves or instruct their ISPs to change the information as they like, but individual consumers with dynamic IP addresses and cheap lines are typically not given this opportunity. Thus, dy.fi can't help you either.

FreeDNS provides hostname to IP conversion, however IP to hostname conversion (referred to as reverse DNS) is handled by the company in control of the IP address space you are using. If you wish to use a FreeDNS host on IRC, you will need cooperation with your Internet service provider as they are the ones that control the authority for your IP address space. You may also wish to use a IPv6 tunnel broker, if the irc network you wish to connect to is also connected to the IPv6 network. See similar questions...

If your domain is registered through our sister company DomainOrders.com then we can either make the changes for you or give you the necessary details on making the changes. Otherwise, different domain registrars have different ways of managing domains and we cannot know all of those methods. It would be best to contact the support group of your domain registrar if you need help making the DNS changes. See similar questions...

A.) Yes. We have also listed some of the more popular companies with links on How to change your DNS information. A.) Yes. You will have to register your Domain Name in your country, if you need any help with this we will be glad to assist you. For more information see our International Domain Names page. See similar questions...

Edit the current DNS info with the DNS info from your hosting company. Do not worry about the IP addresses as they self configure after you save the changes. Do not check the remove next to the IP addresses unless you want to remove a specific name server - DNS, IP and all. If you do remove a name server and the DNS info goes away completely, you can add it again by using the 'Add Additional Secondary Name Servers' box at the bottom of the name server page. See similar questions...

Yes. You may make changes to your DNS table and you may change hosts without interrupting our service, but you must inform us of all changes. Failure to inform us will cause interruption of our service and will likely cause your site to become unavailable. See similar questions...

Host registration may be completed using the NETDB (Network Database) tool located on the Hostmaster page. Documentation regarding the tools is also available at the site. See similar questions...

If you have a new web site or email account, your web hosting company or ISP will ask you to change your DNS information (typically, they would become the new DNS host) so that your domain name can be connected to your web site and your email account can be setup. See similar questions...

If you have an entire class C netblock, and your ISP will delegate reverse DNS to zoneedit, then you can do the following: Then you need to tell your ISP (or ARIN) to delegate control over that zone to the nameservers assigned to you We also can support CNAMEs to serve PTR records from our servers, so you can control less than a whole netblock You should not delegate a single IP address using NS records. This may work, but it will be unreliable. See similar questions...

If you're looking for the answer to, say, question 1-5, and want to skip everything else, you can search ahead for the regular expression "^1-5". (/1-5 in case you use vi). While I have tried my best to keep the FAQ updated, there may be inadvertent mistakes or omissions. Is there a question that you find frequently asked, but not mentioned? Please send all suggested additions/ corrections/deletions/comments/etc. to mandar@wildstar. See similar questions...

The customer is responsible for setting up the DNS on their server. We can provide the RDNS (Reverse DNS) for you. Once the server is deployed, a customer can simply send a support ticket to request the RDNS. See similar questions...