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The nameservers should be valid. Here is an example from one of my domains:

 

CONSOLE

Domain name:

rvalkass.co.uk

 

Registrant:

Rob Valkass

 

Registrant type:

UK Individual

 

Registrant's address:

The registrant is a non-trading individual who has opted to have their

address omitted from the WHOIS service.

 

Registrar:

Webfusion Ltd t/a 123-Reg.co.uk [Tag = 123-REG]

URL: https://www.123-reg.co.uk/

 

Relevant dates:

Registered on: 16-Jan-2007

Renewal date: 16-Jan-2011

Last updated: 07-Jan-2009

 

Registration status:

Registered until renewal date.

 

Name servers:

ns.computinghost.com

ns2.computinghost.com

 

You shouldn't need to put in both the nameservers and the IP addresses, and most domain registrars will accept the domain version rather than the IP addresses (which allows Xisto to move the nameservers to new IPs and they'll still work).

 

A support ticket to whoever is providing the domain seems to be the most logical solution at this point.

Thanks for the help, I contacted the hosting provider.

Hee guys, thought I jumped in.First off I can't remove the nameservers at my hosting, however, I can change them.So, heading over to "Change Nameservers"Nameserver 1: [Name, this case; NS.COMPUTINGHOST.COM] Ip Adress: [iP, this case: 67.19.253.52]Nameserver 2: [Name, this case; NS2.COMPUTINGHOST.COM] Ip Adress: [iP, this case: 208.87.241.124]"Save".Error: "NS.COMPUTINGHOST.COM" is invalid. Thanks.