Once you have a domain registered, you need to host it. It does not matter if you registered the domain with DollarDNS or with somebody else. You actually have 2 options for hosting with DollarDNS as shown below:

This is more than simple domain hosting. You can access to your own virtual dns server. Here's some of the features our dns server control panel supports:

• Create primary zones (masters) on the DollarDNS server
• Create secondary zones (slaves) on the DollarDNS server
• Create IPv4 and even IPv6 reverse zones on the DollarDNS server
• Dynamic IP client provided for linux and windows systems
• Zone Editor: Edit your raw zone files for maximum control over your zone
• Zone Builder: Convenience tool for editing your zone files
• Block DoS attacks at the dns server with query access control
• Zone transfers can be enabled, disabled or secured for any zone
• Dynamic Update can be enabled, disabled or secured for any zone
• TSIG authentication is supported for transfer and update security
• Server Logs: View query and other activity logs for your domain

If you registered your domain with another registrar, you'll need the following:

• ns1.dollardns.net
• ns2.dollardns.net
- master and reverse zones only