kslagerman
8th November 2006, 11:37
Hello,
I have read through the admin guide and mostly understand dns, but some of the sections are not quite specific enough for me to fully understand..
I have a domain registered with godaddy and it is currently up and running with a hosting company, however, I want to move the site to my own server.
I have ispconfig up and running fine. (i think)
All services (except pop3?) are reported as "online"
My main questions:
Under Management > Server > Settings > Server (tab)
For the IP Address, I am supposed to put my internal lan address (i.e. 192.168.1.150) and not my external wan right?
Do I need to put anything in the "IP List" area"
Secondly,
Under Management > Server > Settings > DNS (tab)
What exactly am I supposed to put in DNS1 and DNS2?
Third,
When I create a New Site in ISP Manager, in the IP address field, do I put the internal IP or external IP?
And Lastly,
Once I have done these things, will that be enough for me to go to my godaddy admin panel, change the name servers to my new name servers? i.e. ns1.myserver.com ns2.myserver.com ? Or is there more to it?
Thanks, sorry that was annoyingly long.
I have read through the admin guide and mostly understand dns, but some of the sections are not quite specific enough for me to fully understand..
I have a domain registered with godaddy and it is currently up and running with a hosting company, however, I want to move the site to my own server.
I have ispconfig up and running fine. (i think)
All services (except pop3?) are reported as "online"
My main questions:
Under Management > Server > Settings > Server (tab)
For the IP Address, I am supposed to put my internal lan address (i.e. 192.168.1.150) and not my external wan right?
Do I need to put anything in the "IP List" area"
Secondly,
Under Management > Server > Settings > DNS (tab)
What exactly am I supposed to put in DNS1 and DNS2?
Third,
When I create a New Site in ISP Manager, in the IP address field, do I put the internal IP or external IP?
And Lastly,
Once I have done these things, will that be enough for me to go to my godaddy admin panel, change the name servers to my new name servers? i.e. ns1.myserver.com ns2.myserver.com ? Or is there more to it?
Thanks, sorry that was annoyingly long.