Hello, I read the article of the same name:
(Not sure why I can’t just comment there instead of creating a new topic, but anyway…)
The tutorial linked there for updating GoDaddy is out of date. I can’t figure out how to do it!
Many thanks,
Dan.
OK, here is what I did (with help from a sysadmin!)
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GoDaddy just doesn’t support glue records, so you have to switch NS (or registrar) entirely. Before you can switch NS, see the below…
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Go to the “Advanced Features” box on the “DNS Management” page for your GoDaddy domain. This isn’t obvious, because a bit yellow warning there put me off looking at the content of the box at all! (Don’t make me think):
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Click on the “Host names” link in that box (this isn’t paid, despite the warning!).
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Click the ADD link:
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Once you’ve added ns1.mail and ns2.mail (with either or both IPV4 or IPV6), you can then use the hosts ns1.mail.mydomain.tld and ns2.mail.mydomain.tld in the alternative NS settings of GoDaddy…
Becomes:
Finally click ‘Add nameserver’ and wait a few hours… Few!
If someone can edit my post to re-enable the latter 3 images I think it would help a lot.
This statement is incorrect. GoDaddy uses their own terminology. They refer to “Glue Records” as “Hostnames”.
What you described is exactly what is described in the setup instructions - you created the glue records. Then you delegated the name servers to be pointed to your name servers on MiaB. 
Ahhh… thanks for the clarification 
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