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Domain Transfer
Instructions for Domain Names registered through InterNIC
To
transfer your domain name to our servers, you just need to
fill out an InterNIC Modification Form:
1)
The InterNIC Modification Form
(this form will open up in a new browser window so that this
current window will stay open and you can refer to the
instructions below as you fill out the form)
2)
On the first page, enter your E-Mail address
and the Domain Name you are transferring to
Nicgrabhosting.
Note: you must use the same e-mail address that InterNIC has
in it's database. To check which e-mail address InterNIC has
listed for you,
look up your domain name here and then view the
Whois output. You should be listed as Administrative contact.
If not, either the listed Administrative contact or Technical
contact will need to send the form to InterNIC. Put their
e-mail address there and then notify them to reply to
InterNIC's e-mail. (continue all steps below)
Make sure the selected option
is 'Modify Existing Domain Name Registration' and
press the Proceed button.
3)
Your current domain name record will be pulled up.
Scroll down to the Contact
Information section and change the Technical Assigned NIC
handle to: HOS4-ORG
Scroll down to the Name
Server Information section and replace the information
currently there with:
| Primary
Server Hostname: |
NS.NICGRABHOSTING.NET |
| Primary
Server Netaddress: |
64.87.44.238 |
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| Secondary
Server Hostname: |
NS2.NICGRABHOSTING.NET |
| Secondary
Server Netaddress: |
209.182.48.179 |
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| tertiary
Hostname: |
NS3.NICGRABHOSTING.NET |
| tertiary
Server Netaddress: |
64.87.81.1 |
| quaternary
Hostname: |
NS4.NICGRABHOSTING.NET |
| quaternary
Server Netaddress: |
64.87.40.124 |
Then scroll down to the
bottom and press the button 'Submit this form for
processing'
The completed template will
then be e-mailed to you at the e-mail address you provided on
the first page of the form. You must reply to the
e-mail and simply send it back to InterNIC for processing.
Your changes should go
through within a few days.
To check if it went through,
you can
look up your domain name in a few days and press the
button to see Whois output to see your InterNIC record. Once
you see our Nameserver addresses listed in your domain name
record, it means your domain name has started to point to our
servers. |
