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Ahat: /* Client DNS Service */

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Client DNS Service

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	:'''IPv4''': 198.60.22.2 198.60.22.22		:'''IPv4''': 198.60.22.2 198.60.22.22
			Utah
	:'''IPv6''': 2607:fa18::1 2607:fa18::2		:'''IPv6''': 2607:fa18::1 2607:fa18::2
			Yellowstone
			:'''IPv6''': 2607:24c0:2000:23::11
			Colorado
			:'''IPv6''': 2607:24c0:3000:33::11

	==Authoritative DNS Service==		==Authoritative DNS Service==

Boom: /* Authoritative DNS Service */

2015-11-10T21:12:34Z

Authoritative DNS Service

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	If you use XMission for secondary domain name services, please ensure that your DNS software is configured to permit access from all our authoritative nameservers on both an IPv4 and IPv6 basis. Also permit UDP/TCP port 53 from all our nameservers in your firewall. Failure to do so can trigger false alarms from your firewall. Although XMission provides multiple authoritative name servers, all sync with ns.xmission.com to maintain identical data.		If you use XMission for secondary domain name services, please ensure that your DNS software is configured to permit access from all our authoritative nameservers on both an IPv4 and IPv6 basis. Also permit UDP/TCP port 53 from all our nameservers in your firewall. Failure to do so can trigger false alarms from your firewall. Although XMission provides multiple authoritative name servers, all sync with ns.xmission.com to maintain identical data.

	:ns.xmission.com: '''IPv4''' - 166.70.254.2 '''IPv6''' - 2607:FA18::11		:*ns.xmission.com: '''IPv4''' - 166.70.254.2 '''IPv6''' - 2607:FA18::11
	:ns1.xmission.com: '''IPv4''' - 204.228.159.2 '''IPv6''' - 2607:FA18:0:A::A		:*ns1.xmission.com: '''IPv4''' - 204.228.159.2 '''IPv6''' - 2607:FA18:0:A::A
	:ns2.xmission.com: '''IPv4''' - 207.115.80.155 '''IPv6''' - 2001:560:4403:CA5C:ADED:BEEF:DEBA:C1E		:*ns2.xmission.com: '''IPv4''' - 207.115.80.155 '''IPv6''' - 2001:560:4403:CA5C:ADED:BEEF:DEBA:C1E
	:ns3.xmission.com: '''IPv4''' - 66.109.111.7 '''IPv6''' - 2001:1868:2003::7		:*ns3.xmission.com: '''IPv4''' - 66.109.111.7 '''IPv6''' - 2001:1868:2003::7

	Once you've updated your name servers to point towards XMission, you're all set. Please keep in mind DNS changes can take anywhere from 12-48 hours as DNS servers around the globe update.		Once you've updated your name servers to point towards XMission, you're all set. Please keep in mind DNS changes can take anywhere from 12-48 hours as DNS servers around the globe update.

Boom: /* Client DNS Service */

2015-11-10T21:12:18Z

Client DNS Service

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	The majority of XMission's customers need only be concerned with client DNS service. The following servers are what you should use for any/all client configuration that asks for DNS servers. These servers are also available off our network for XMission customer use.		The majority of XMission's customers need only be concerned with client DNS service. The following servers are what you should use for any/all client configuration that asks for DNS servers. These servers are also available off our network for XMission customer use.

	:'''IPv4: 198.60.22.2 198.60.22.22'''		:'''IPv4''': 198.60.22.2 198.60.22.22
	:'''~~IPv6~~: 2607:fa18::1 2607:fa18::2~~'''~~		:'''IPv6''': 2607:fa18::1 2607:fa18::2

	==Authoritative DNS Service==		==Authoritative DNS Service==

Boom: /* Authoritative DNS Service */

2015-11-10T21:11:41Z

Authoritative DNS Service

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	If you use XMission for secondary domain name services, please ensure that your DNS software is configured to permit access from all our authoritative nameservers on both an IPv4 and IPv6 basis. Also permit UDP/TCP port 53 from all our nameservers in your firewall. Failure to do so can trigger false alarms from your firewall. Although XMission provides multiple authoritative name servers, all sync with ns.xmission.com to maintain identical data.		If you use XMission for secondary domain name services, please ensure that your DNS software is configured to permit access from all our authoritative nameservers on both an IPv4 and IPv6 basis. Also permit UDP/TCP port 53 from all our nameservers in your firewall. Failure to do so can trigger false alarms from your firewall. Although XMission provides multiple authoritative name servers, all sync with ns.xmission.com to maintain identical data.

	:~~'''~~ns.xmission.com: IPv4 - 166.70.254.2 IPv6 - 2607:FA18::11~~'''~~		:ns.xmission.com: '''IPv4''' - 166.70.254.2 '''IPv6''' - 2607:FA18::11
	:~~'''~~ns1.xmission.com: IPv4 - 204.228.159.2 IPv6 - 2607:FA18:0:A::A~~'''~~		:ns1.xmission.com: '''IPv4''' - 204.228.159.2 '''IPv6''' - 2607:FA18:0:A::A
	:~~'''~~ns2.xmission.com: IPv4 - 207.115.80.155 IPv6 - 2001:560:4403:CA5C:ADED:BEEF:DEBA:C1E~~'''~~		:ns2.xmission.com: '''IPv4''' - 207.115.80.155 '''IPv6''' - 2001:560:4403:CA5C:ADED:BEEF:DEBA:C1E
	:~~'''~~ns3.xmission.com: IPv4 - 66.109.111.7 IPv6 - 2001:1868:2003::7~~'''~~		:ns3.xmission.com: '''IPv4''' - 66.109.111.7 '''IPv6''' - 2001:1868:2003::7

	Once you've updated your name servers to point towards XMission, you're all set. Please keep in mind DNS changes can take anywhere from 12-48 hours as DNS servers around the globe update.		Once you've updated your name servers to point towards XMission, you're all set. Please keep in mind DNS changes can take anywhere from 12-48 hours as DNS servers around the globe update.

	==Additional Information==		==Additional Information==

Jab at 21:52, 28 January 2014

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	[[SSL]]		[[SSL]]

			[[Category:Getting Started]][[Category:FAQ]]

Flubber: /* Additional Information */

2013-09-10T15:45:19Z

Additional Information

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	==Additional Information==		==Additional Information==
	'''NOTE:''' If you use XMission for secondary name services, please ensure that your DNS software is configured to permit access from all our nameservers on both an IPv4 and IPv6 basis. Also permit UDP/TCP port 53 from all our nameservers in your firewall. Failure to do so can trigger false alarms from your firewall.

	For more help getting your site up and running, consider the following links:		For more help getting your site up and running, consider the following links:

Flubber at 15:19, 10 September 2013

2013-09-10T15:19:26Z

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	Once you've updated your name servers to point towards XMission, you're all set. Please keep in mind DNS changes can take anywhere from 12-48 hours as DNS servers around the globe update.		Once you've updated your name servers to point towards XMission, you're all set. Please keep in mind DNS changes can take anywhere from 12-48 hours as DNS servers around the globe update.

			==Additional Information==
	'''NOTE:''' If you use XMission for secondary name services, please ensure that your DNS software is configured to permit access from all our nameservers on both an IPv4 and IPv6 basis. Also permit UDP/TCP port 53 from all our nameservers in your firewall. Failure to do so can trigger false alarms from your firewall.		'''NOTE:''' If you use XMission for secondary name services, please ensure that your DNS software is configured to permit access from all our nameservers on both an IPv4 and IPv6 basis. Also permit UDP/TCP port 53 from all our nameservers in your firewall. Failure to do so can trigger false alarms from your firewall.

Flubber at 15:18, 10 September 2013

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 Every domain requires a way to be found on the Internet, which is largely controlled by DNS (Domain Name Service).
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 If XMission is hosting your website but you registered your domain through another registrar, you may need to update the name server information to point towards XMission. This is typically a very simple process with most registrars. Although the interface with each of them may be slightly different, your name servers need to point to XMission's name servers  as follows:
 :'''ns.xmission.com:  IPv4 - 166.70.254.2    IPv6 - 2607:FA18::11'''

Pashdown: Shorten IPv6

2013-09-10T15:04:33Z

Shorten IPv6

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	If XMission is hosting your website but you registered your domain through another registrar, you may need to update the name server information to point towards XMission. This is typically a very simple process with most registrars. Although the interface with each of them may be slightly different, your name servers need to point to XMission's name servers as follows:		If XMission is hosting your website but you registered your domain through another registrar, you may need to update the name server information to point towards XMission. This is typically a very simple process with most registrars. Although the interface with each of them may be slightly different, your name servers need to point to XMission's name servers as follows:

	:'''ns.xmission.com: IPv4 - 166.70.254.2 IPv6 - 2607:FA18:~~0:0:0:0:0~~:11'''		:'''ns.xmission.com: IPv4 - 166.70.254.2 IPv6 - 2607:FA18::11'''
	:'''ns1.xmission.com: IPv4 - 204.228.159.2 IPv6 - 2607:FA18:0:A:~~0:0:0~~:A'''		:'''ns1.xmission.com: IPv4 - 204.228.159.2 IPv6 - 2607:FA18:0:A::A'''
	:'''ns2.xmission.com: IPv4 - 207.115.80.155 IPv6 - 2001:560:4403:CA5C:ADED:BEEF:DEBA:C1E'''		:'''ns2.xmission.com: IPv4 - 207.115.80.155 IPv6 - 2001:560:4403:CA5C:ADED:BEEF:DEBA:C1E'''
	:'''ns3.xmission.com: IPv4 - 66.109.111.7 IPv6 - 2001:1868:2003:~~0:0:0:0~~:7'''		:'''ns3.xmission.com: IPv4 - 66.109.111.7 IPv6 - 2001:1868:2003::7'''

	Once you've updated your name servers to point towards XMission, you're all set. Please keep in mind DNS changes can take anywhere from 12-48 hours as DNS servers around the globe update.		Once you've updated your name servers to point towards XMission, you're all set. Please keep in mind DNS changes can take anywhere from 12-48 hours as DNS servers around the globe update.

Flubber at 15:00, 10 September 2013

2013-09-10T15:00:11Z

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	Every domain requires a way to be found on the Internet, which is largely controlled by DNS (Domain Name ~~System~~).		Every domain requires a way to be found on the Internet, which is largely controlled by DNS (Domain Name Service).

	If you've used the Internet, you've already used DNS. For every website you visit, you are actually visiting an IP address. But remembering an IP address for every website a person wants to visit would be very difficult. DNS essentially resolves easy to remember names into numbers. DNS is an important piece of the puzzle in getting your website up and running.		If you've used the Internet, you've already used DNS. For every website you visit, you are actually visiting an IP address (e.g., 198.60.22.2). But remembering an IP address for every website a person wants to visit would be very difficult. DNS essentially resolves easy to remember names into numbers. DNS is an important piece of the puzzle in getting your website up and running.

	The first step in the process is '''registering''' the domain name you would like with a '''registrar'''. Through the registrar, you can identify which name servers are responsible for DNS. These name servers then have the authority to resolve your website. You can [https://domains.xmission.com/ register a new domain with XMission] or even [https://domains.xmission.com/ transfer an existing domain to XMission] at https://domains.xmission.com.		The first step in the process is '''registering''' the domain name you would like with a '''registrar'''. Through the registrar, you can identify which name servers are responsible for DNS. These name servers then have the authority to resolve your website. You can [https://domains.xmission.com/ register a new domain with XMission] or even [https://domains.xmission.com/ transfer an existing domain to XMission] at https://domains.xmission.com.
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	If XMission is hosting your website but you registered your domain through another registrar, you may need to update the name server information to point towards XMission. This is typically a very simple process with most registrars. Although the interface with each of them may be slightly different, your name servers need to point to XMission's name servers as follows:		If XMission is hosting your website but you registered your domain through another registrar, you may need to update the name server information to point towards XMission. This is typically a very simple process with most registrars. Although the interface with each of them may be slightly different, your name servers need to point to XMission's name servers as follows:

	:'''ns.xmission.com'''		:'''ns.xmission.com: IPv4 - 166.70.254.2 IPv6 - 2607:FA18:0:0:0:0:0:11'''
	:'''ns1.xmission.com'''		:'''ns1.xmission.com: IPv4 - 204.228.159.2 IPv6 - 2607:FA18:0:A:0:0:0:A'''
	:'''ns2.xmission.com'''		:'''ns2.xmission.com: IPv4 - 207.115.80.155 IPv6 - 2001:560:4403:CA5C:ADED:BEEF:DEBA:C1E'''
	:'''ns3.xmission.com'''		:'''ns3.xmission.com: IPv4 - 66.109.111.7 IPv6 - 2001:1868:2003:0:0:0:0:7'''

	Once you've updated your name servers to point towards XMission, you're all set. Please keep in mind DNS changes can take anywhere from 12-48 hours as DNS servers around the globe update.		Once you've updated your name servers to point towards XMission, you're all set. Please keep in mind DNS changes can take anywhere from 12-48 hours as DNS servers around the globe update.

			'''NOTE:''' If you use XMission for secondary name services, please ensure that your DNS software is configured to permit access from all our nameservers on both an IPv4 and IPv6 basis. Also permit UDP/TCP port 53 from all our nameservers in your firewall. Failure to do so can trigger false alarms from your firewall.

	For more help getting your site up and running, consider the following links:		For more help getting your site up and running, consider the following links: