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Hi all. &nbsp;I just bought 7 more domains from godaddy that I would like to point to our Mac Server, version 10.3.9. &nbsp;We use Zoneedit for our name server records. &nbsp;What am I going to need to configure to make this happen? &nbsp;I would like all domains to have the same index page and information. &nbsp;I have tried adding a zone in zone edit, and editing the name servers on godaddy's side, but it's not working. &nbsp;I have also tried just pointing the IP address straight to our dedicated server's IP. &nbsp;No luck either. &nbsp;Any help you can give would be great!
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Hi all.  I just bought 7 more domains from godaddy that I would like to point to our Mac Server, version 10.3.9.  We use Zoneedit for our name server records.  What am I going to need to configure to make this happen?  I would like all domains to have the same index page and information.  I have tried adding a zone in zone edit, and editing the name servers on godaddy's side, but it's not working.  I have also tried just pointing the IP address straight to our dedicated server's IP.  No luck either.  Any help you can give would be great!

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