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    Question What is 'Child name server'?

    Does anybody know what is "child name server" and what is its function(s)?
    I found this term in my domain's administration page. I've read the help, but i still don't understand.

    Thanks.

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    It should be in the domain discussion then, not programming help.
    It means the nameservers that you make with that domain.

    ns.domain.com is a child nameserver of domain.com
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    oh, you're right, sorry. mod, please move.

    let say i have domain.com, myhost.com the hosting that i use.

    can i point:
    domain.com -> ns1.domain.com, ns2.domain.com
    ns1.domain.com -> 111.222.333.444 (ip of ns1.myhost.com)
    ns2.domain.com -> 111.222.333.445 (ip of ns2.myhost.com)
    ?

    thanks, and sorry.

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    That would be fine.
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