first to antpocas:
yes, i did
now to GRiN:
Do you even know anything about this? You need to have at least 2 nameservers for each domain. In order for the Russian site to get the SOA (Start of Authority) record for ur domain, the nameservers themselves must 'know' that they will be working for your domain.
Here's what I do with my domains(and what you should do to get started at the very least):
Go to
http://www.mydomain.com to sign up (free) for DNS. Once you've signed up, log in and click 'Add Domain'. You will see a page that says to type in the name of your domain. Type in your domain name. Before you click submit, look below and you will see a list of nameservers you must use. You will also see IP addresses, but you don't need to use the IP's, just the nameserver names. Click Submit, then go to
http://www.ripn.net:8080/nic/dns/en/agreem_client.html and log in. Then go and click register domain. When you get down to the nameservers, type in the following information:
ns1.mydomain.com
ns2.mydomain.com
ns3.mydomain.com
ns4.mydomain.com
It is important that you enter a carriage return at the end of each line and not rely on spaces because their system will render your entry as sumthin like this:
ns1.mydomain.com ns2.mydomain.com ns3.mydomain.com ns4.mydomain.com
While I could go into detail about how UNIX and this system works; in short the system will try to render each line as a nameserver. If your browser doesn't let you press enter to get to a carriage return(and then submits the information), you could input a UNIX carriage return at the end of each nameserver. Keep in mind that what you see and what their script sees are two different things. This is what you will see(or somewhat) in the fields if you put a UNIX carriage return:
ns1.mydomain.com \n
ns2.mydomain.com \n
ns3.mydomain.com \n
ns4.mydomain.com \n
I cannot guarantee that this will work tho. Opera lets you press enter in a text field and it wont submit data.
http://www.opera.com
Keep in mind that its a generally good idea to go to mydomain.com and set up your domain b4 you go to ripn, tho it really doesn't matter which way. If you are not familiar with DNS control panels, MYDOMAIN.COM will say active in dns for both web and email when the domain is delegated.
Good luck!!