Valid IPv4 address for nameservers 13.03.2017
Nameserver Address IPv4 ns1.digitalocean.com 173.245.58.51 ns2.digitalocean.com 173.245.59.41 ns3.digitalocean.com 198.41.222.173
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I don’t know if they rely upon the IPs i provide anyways, maybe it’s just a sort of security measure for the itaian extension. The only thing i want is that this domain points to my server, it never happened to me to wait so long for a change in the NS. I will never advice Register to anyone, i like better other companies, the only good thing is that is cheap! The mistake was mine, that i put the IP provided on a answer i found, maybe they were old IPs, but now the interface doesn’t let me change only the IPs without changing the Nameservers too, and the support is really poor.
I don’t really know, i don’t like this procedure, but they ask for it, i think has something to do with the italian authority. Anyways to check if the DNS and relative IP are correct, they provide this tool: http://dns-check.nic.it/
My provider “register.it” is asking for IPv4 too, i know they can change that’s why i wrote the date.
@ashram78
Unless your domain registrar physically requires that you provide both, you should only need to use the ns1-ns3 entries. Ideally, you don’t want to rely on IP’s as they could change and if they do, you’d need to make sure those IP’s are updated on your domain as well, otherwise DNS lookups would fail for your domain.
So you should only need:
ns1.digitalocean.com ns2.digitalocean.com ns3.digitalocean.com