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From the DNS menu under the IP Management tab, click Modify DNS.
Result: The system takes you to the Customer Information screen.
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From the New or Existing Service? radio buttons, select whether you want to edit the DNS for a new service or an existing service.
Result: The system refreshes your browser window, displaying fields appropriate for your selection.
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Verify that the information in the First Name, Last Name, Phone, and Customer Technical Contact E-mail Address fields is correct. Update the fields as necessary.
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Are you modifying DNS for a new or existing service?
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If you want to modify DNS for...
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Then...
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An existing service
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In the Circuit ID field, type the unique identifier of the circuit for which you want to modify the DNS.
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A new service
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In the Sales Engineer E-mail Address field, type the email address at which you reach your Sales Engineer.
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In the Sales Representative E-mail Address field, type the email address at which you reach your Sales Rep.
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In the CORE Sales Order Number field, type the CORE Sales Order identifier you received from Qwest when you ordered your service.
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Click  .
Result: The Modify DNS screen appears.
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From the Type of Service drop-down list, choose the service for which you are modifying DNS.
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From the Choose the set of Name Servers applicable to your DNS service radio buttons, select the name servers your DNS currently uses.
Result: The system refreshes your browser window, displaying additional fields to define your DNS.
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From the Indicate Domain Name Service(s) you want Qwest to provide for this domain radio buttons, select whether you want both primary and secondary DNS, or secondary DNS only.
Result: The system refreshes your browser window, displaying the fields appropriate to your selection.
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Depending on your selection in Step 8, take one of the following actions:
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If you selected...
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Then...
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Primary and Secondary
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In the How many Domain Names? field, type the total number of domain names you will need mapped to your IP address(es), then click  .
Result: The system refreshes your browser window, displaying the appropriate number of Domain Name fields.
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In the numbered Domain Name fields, type the fully qualified domain names for which you need DNS.
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In the How many mail exchange (MX) records field, type the total number of mail exchange servers for which you need DNS, then click .
Result: The system refreshes your browser window, displaying the appropriate number of host name and preference fields.
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In the MX Host Name fields, type the identifiers used for each mail server.
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In the MX Preference fields, type the appropriate value to indicate each server's priority.
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In the How many Host Name records field, type the total number of host servers for which you need DNS, then click .
Result: The system refreshes your browser window, displaying the appropriate number of host name and record type fields.
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In the Host Name fields, type the unique identifier for each server requiring DNS.
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In the Resource Record Type fields, type the appropriate value for each host.
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In the Record Argument field, type the
appropriate value(the host's IP address if you chose a record type of A, or the host's fully qualified domain name if you chose a record type of C) for each host.
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Secondary Only
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In the Fully Qualified Domain Name field, type your primary name server's unique fully qualified domain name.
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In the IP Address field, type the IP address of your primary name server.
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In the Add Additional Comments box, type any more information that will help us configure your DNS.
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Click  .
Result: The system attempts to save your data, then refreshes your browser window. A message appears, indicating the success or failure of your submission.
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