Wuhoo! I thought BIND9 was hard…it wasn’t! Especially with the help of Webmin and well…the numerous forums out there since you can basically just look around for answers if you are having problems. So what exactly happened? Well if you did a NS (Name Server) look-up for both of these domains, it’ll show up as ns1.name.com…ns4.name.com. Now I don’t know about you but that looks like hosting your website with your own domain vs hosting your website from some free web hosts. In short, it doesn’t really look good for OCD people like me. So I intended to change it! JoinPGN.com will have JoinPGN.com name servers and the same will happen for WeRAzn.com. So after a couple of days of paranoia about how to properly setup BIND9, I was able to do it. If you did a NS look-up now for JoinPGN.com it’ll show up as ns1.joinpgn.com…ns5.joinpgn.com and then it’ll be the same thing for WeRAzn.com. Now how cool is that! So…let’s see, I have my own dedicated server now, web server, game server, dns server and now the only thing left is a mail server which I’ll probably fiddle in the near future.
