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hi created some glue records and added my domains to my server, after that i configured dns with cpanel and everything worked out fine untill i get to the email authentication part.
when i try to activate spf or dkim i get this:
"In order to ensure that SPF or DKIM takes effect, you must confirm that this server is an authoritative nameserver for xxxxxxxxxxxx.com. If you need help, contact your hosting provider."

how do ...

I'm trying to update my Nameservers on a .com domain, but I'm getting an error.

Says "Nameservers do not exist at the registry".

This is the first time I've used these nameservers but I'm sure they are set up right.

Any Ideas?

Domain Name System (DNS)

Define Domain Name System (DNS)

The Domain Name System is how domain names (such as webwiseforum.com) are translated into IP addresses (such as 154.312.133.327) for computers to read. DNS is used every single time a web page is accessed online. It's the reason we can use domain names and therefore don't have to remember a string of numbers for every site we visit.

You can learn much more about DNS and ...

Name servers (ns1.example.com) and A Records (1.2.3.4) can both be used to 'point' your domain at different hosts.

What's the difference between the two?

Well with Name Servers you will delegate control of the DNS and all related records to the host you're directing at.

With A records you are simply saying, the data for my website is hosted at this IP address.

It really depends on how much you want each company to do. ...

Will government censorship untimely lead to alternative DNS?

http://www.techdirt.com/articles/201110 ... rship.shtm

This is the big DNS FAQ Thread.

We started this thread as a reference guide for DNS queries.

If your question is not answered here then feel free to start a new thread!

Index

• What is DNS?
• What are Name servers?
• What are 3rd Party Name Servers?
• What is a glue record?
• What are cached DNS records?
• What is an FQDN (Fully Qualified Domain Name)?
• What is a hostname?
• What are public and private ...