I set up a new DDNS today, and it's working fine. However, when I set it up, it automatically (without any action on my part) added a couple of NS records, for ns1.changeip.com and ns2.changeip.com (my former provider). I can find no way to get rid of these records; I can't edit them, nor can I delete them, and they're clearly inappropriate, as I no longer use ChangeIP.com (my registrar - 123CheapDomains) now points to ns1.dynu.com through ns6.dynu.com.

So how do I get rid of the extraneous NS records?

[quote=John Armstrong]I set up a new DDNS today, and it's working fine. However, when I set it up, it automatically (without any action on my part) added a couple of NS records, for ns1.changeip.com and ns2.changeip.com (my former provider). I can find no way to get rid of these records; I can't edit them, nor can I delete them, and they're clearly inappropriate, as I no longer use ChangeIP.com (my registrar - 123CheapDomains) now points to ns1.dynu.com through ns6.dynu.com.

So how do I get rid of the extraneous NS records?[/quote]You need to change the name servers to the following Dynu name servers at your current domain registrar:

NS1.DYNU.COM
NS2.DYNU.COM
NS3.DYNU.COM
NS4.DYNU.COM
NS5.DYNU.COM
NS6.DYNU.COM

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