setting up local authorative name server with a no-ip.com registered domain

[Tim Kientzle]

>>     The other way around this is to have the nameservers for the domain
>> to be in an already resolving domain, that way you dont need to worry
>> about glue. This is very common.
>>
>>   
> 
> I had already used the second trick earlier today (after posting the 
> message) and what I did is pointed a "dead" domain I personally had at 
> the right IP (the other register correctly lets you register/change 
> nameservers [which no-ip has a form for but it seems to do absulutly 
> nothing])... now I am stuck with a corporate domain depending on a 
> domain owned by a single employee (me [even though I am the CTO/COO I 
> personally think it is inapporiate to do it this way])....

You could, of course, register yet another domain
("ns-istudentunion.org"?) for your corporation.

Tim