Who points the IP address

I have a client that bought a domain name from bitServe. GoDaddy is going to be hosting my DW site. My client input the two GoDaddy name servers but Godaddy says that the ip address has to be pointed properly in the DNS manager at bitServe and bitServe says GoDaddy has to do it. Does anyone know who's correct? I have the site uploaded and ready to go!!!! I would really appreciate some input so I know who to argue with!!!
Thank you,
Faith

The IP address of the 'hosting' provider - in your case, GoDaddy will give you their nameservers that you should point your domain to.
Once you get these nameservers, you should go to your domain control panel in bitServe and add them to the domain's nameserver area.
For example, Godaddy's nameservers will be something similar to:
ns21.domaincontrol.com
ns22.domaincontrol.com
Godaddy will give you these when you try to set up hosting for a domain that is not registered with Godaddy. You can login to Godaddy's hosting control panel to find out the nameservers for your site that you've set up with them.
In your bitServe control panel, you'll have an area where you can see & modify the nameservers for the domain you've registered with them. You should put these nameservers as 'Primary' & 'Secondary' nameservers.
Once the change is done, it will take upto 48 hours for the change to reflect and propagate across all DNS servers at ISP's end. After this, your domain will be active on the new nameserver - in your case, Godaddy.
Since your domain is not registered with Godaddy, godaddy can only give you the NS information. The update has to be done at bitserve's end, not godaddy.
-ST

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# Distributed authoring and versioning (WebDAV)
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        SSLRandomSeed connect builtin
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I am basically a BW guy but i am looking at your precious Guidance in this issue.
We have a situation in our BW production system. The job loads are working fine till now but seems like someone has meddled with RFC connection with R/3 prod.
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