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Mathew said:
>>> Alternatively, there might be workarounds e.g. listing a slightly
>>> different dns name in the short-term e.g. sub1 or top1 in both DNS and
>>> delegation and changing it back a bit later.
>>
>> This is what I am going to try next.
>
> Whilst it was some time ago, I do seem to recall I once had to do this in
> similar circumstances with 123-reg. It seemed that if you were merely
> changing the IP address of a glue record then their system did not detect
> the change hence nothing was done. Instead I had to temporarily remove the
> delegation with the (old) glue record, let that ripple through, and then
> add it back in with the new IP address. It didn't affect resolution in the
> interim given I had the second authoritative nameserver still being
> referenced.
First go and the Nomin