If you have an account with the web hosting site ItsYourDomain.com and you wish to create your private name servers, the process is listed down below for your guidance.
Here is the procedure on how to create a private name server at ItsYourDomain.com:
1. This guide provides information on creating private name servers at itsyourdomain.com.
2. Assuming that you already have a domain name listed at itsyourdomain.com which starts from their main page, you will now be able to create a “customized” name server for your domain. In order to do this, it is required to have one domain listed within its original registry. For example, if you want to create ns1.yourdomain.com, the website yourdomain.com must be listed in this registry. Enter your itsyourdomain.com username and password in the member log in area.
3. Type in “demowolf” as your username.
4. Enter your password and click Log in.
5. You should now be logged in to your own itsyourdomain.com account. Click the Name Server Management link.
6. Click the New button to create a new name server.
7. Enter the new name server name in the Host field.
8. Type in ns1.demo543.info in the Host field and its new IP address in the IP address field.
9. Type in 66.197.205.246 as your new IP address. After this, click on Continue to create the new name sever. Once you are done creating this name server, you should repeat all the steps above to create the second one. It is always required to register at least two distinct name servers (for example, ns1 and ns2) with their own unique IP addresses. Keep in mind that when you submit this new information to the registry, you will need to wait for 24-48 hours due to the propagation process. This is the same waiting period like in new domain registrations.
10. This demo lesson ends here. You are now equipped with information that will enable you to register private name servers. Take note that private name servers can only be created for domain names that are also listed within the registry.
11. Thank you for following our video tutorial. Feel free to inform us of any questions that you have.