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WebCreatorSoft

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I've been using Plesk for years, and up till now I've always managed my DNS on another server using Bind. I notice when Plesk does the automatic DNS setting, it makes each domain use it's own DNS servers:

domain.com. IN NS ns.domain.com.

Don't DNS servers have to be registered with a registrar before they become visible to the world? I don't understand how each domain.com can point to it's own ns.domain.com without having to register a DNS server for each domain? Can someone explain this?
 
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