use domain-name as nameserver

blackralph

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No, The DNS and the domain needs to point to the same IP address so I dont think it would work. But if the dns01.net does point to the same Ip address as another-domain.com then you can try adding it this way and it might just work

another-domain.com = x.x.x.x
dns01.net and dns02.net = same x.x.x.x

then u can try using it as dns by adding the IP prefix this way dns01.net/x.x.x.x and dns02.net/x.x.x.x and it could work.
 
No, The DNS and the domain needs to point to the same IP address so I dont think it would work. But if the dns01.net does point to the same Ip address as another-domain.com then you can try adding it this way and it might just work

another-domain.com = x.x.x.x
dns01.net and dns02.net = same x.x.x.x

then u can try using it as dns by adding the IP prefix this way dns01.net/x.x.x.x and dns02.net/x.x.x.x and it could work.
simulation are like this
domain list - IP/zone (concept methode) - not use subdomain
dns01.net IN A 123.123.123.123
dns02.net IN A 123.123.123.123

client-domain.com IN NS dns01.net
client-domain.com IN NS dns02.net
--------
in normal case we found ns using subdomain
dns-server.net IN NS ns01.dns-server.net
dns-server.net IN NS ns02.dns-server.net
where
ns01.dns-server.net IN A 123.123.123.123
ns02.dns-server.net IN A 123.123.123.123

at normal situation there is will no problem

but i cannot IN NS domain with concept metode)i dont know if that not work because i do something wrong or it's imposible to use domain as nameserver
 

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