Subj : Your IPv6 connectivity
To   : Joe Delahaye
From : Michiel van der Vlist
Date : Tue Feb 02 2016 17:38:32

Hello Joe,

On Tuesday February 02 2016 10:33, you wrote to me:

 MV>> both have excellent IPv6 support. Setting up an AAAA record with
 MV>> them is easy, just follow the steps on their website. Nothing
 MV>> stops you from dealing with them if there is no such service
 MV>> available in NA.

 JD> It was a case of my original DNS provider being sold to unfortunately
 JD> an American entity.  I may lookin into transferring if that is
 JD> possible.

A transfer should always be possible. The domain is you, it does not belong to the provider, they just do the registration for you. What you need from them is the authorisation code and for them to lift any transfer locks.

With the authorisation code, the domain can be transferred to another provider.

 MV>> Your OS has nothing to to with it. It is the DNS system that does
 MV>> the translation from symbolic host names to IP addresse.

 JD> There is a part in the networking setup that has space for a Domain.
 JD> That is what I was referring to.

I have no idea, I am not familiar with Win 10. The place to ask would be the windows echo I suppose, or maybe FN_SYSOP.


Cheers, Michiel

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