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Table of Contents So, you want or need to change the IP address of a name server? And the name server is authoritative for a TLD? This requires careful planning. Here is a check-list. First, an advice. It is not a DNS-specific thing. General engineering practices apply: plan, write down, backup and test. I mention a few DNS-specific tricks but all the failures I've seen in changing DNS information came, not from ignorance of the DNS, but from ignorance of general engineering practices (planning, mostly, and lack of written plannings).
For a DNS server of a TLD, same thing but replace "upper domain" by "root" (ICANN). Of course, the written plan include dates, something like:
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