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@RareBird15 @selfhost @selfhosting @selfhosted @mastoblind @main "but how can I do that when my domain doesn’t exist yet?" I am not sure to understand your specific context, but do note that you can configure any nameserver to be authoritative on any fictional name you want, and make sure it replies properly. It doesn't matter (won't be used by anyone) until the *delegation* (from parent) is being set, which happens at the registrar where you define nameservers for the domain.