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Domain not propagate

Hi,

I just install ispconfig 3. The problem is my domain does not propagate. I use the DNS wizard option to create record. Checking the Monitor tab the DNS-Server is online.

My domain is cheapantivirus.me Right now I can access it by IP 64.191.80.201
My nameserver ns1.cheapantivirus.me has been setup correctly and bind to IP 64.191.80.201. One more thing. I skip this step in debian squeeze tutorial because I don't know how to run this.

Code:

20.1 OpenVZ



If the Debian server that you've just set up in this tutorial is an OpenVZ container (virtual machine), you should do this on the host system (I'm assuming that the ID of the OpenVZ container is 101 - replace it with the correct VPSID on your system):



VPSID=101

 for CAP in CHOWN DAC_READ_SEARCH SETGID SETUID NET_BIND_SERVICE NET_ADMIN SYS_CHROOT SYS_NICE CHOWN DAC_READ_SEARCH SETGID SETUID NET_BIND_SERVICE NET_ADMIN SYS_CHROOT SYS_NICE

 do

   vzctl set $VPSID --capability ${CAP}:on --save

 done

I'm at lost here. Anyone here could help me with this. Thank you.

p/s: Isn't bind is a service? why when I'm running top command I could not find it hmmm.. :/

Your NS are not right configured.

You can check that:

www.intodns.com/cheapantivirus.me

or

Code:

dig ns cheapantivirus.me

or
http://reports.internic.net/cgi/whoi...ype=nameserver

Paste here your dns configuration in ISPConfig

Do you use virtualization (OpenVZ) ? If no, you can forget this step.

Yes I'm on OpenVZ virtualization. Can you explain to me about step 20.1 because I really have no clue how to solve this. I'm not sure whether I have access or my vps provider should do step 20.1.

Here's my DNS configuration. I use the wizard.

http://i.imgur.com/p5ltw.png

Thank you. Please help me :o

Add these records:

A ns1 64.191.80.201
A ns2 64.191.80.201

I can't help you with OpenVZ I never used it.

This is how it is done in an OpenVZ server

What you do is:

1) Click on DNS tab
2) Click on 'Add New DNS Zone with Wizard'
3) In the new window use the follwoing credentials:

Template: Default
Server: Your server name from dropdown menu
Client: The client you want to register the DNS with
Domain: www.cheapantvirus.me
IP Address : Public IP Address separated by a space
NS 1: ns1.cheapantvirus.me
NS 2: ns2.cheapantvirus.me
Email: mail.cheapantvirus.me

And then click on 'Create DNS Records'

Thereafter whatever you want to change, do so.

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Quote:

Originally Posted by mentes (Post 263168)

Add these records:

A ns1 64.191.80.201
A ns2 64.191.80.201

I can't help you with OpenVZ I never used it.

Hey thanks:D As soon as I add this my domain is propagate. Just curious why should I add the ns in A record when there is NS nameserver record automatically created?

@Zenny thanks for trying to help me :) I also try your solution but it does not work. I add the IP like this 64 191 80 201 and ispconfig also throwing out error for email format. I need to enter email in dfghf@example.com format.

Thanks everyone :)

Is not the same A record and NS record.

You need to create A record for each subdomain, like www. ns1. webmail. or whatever.

You need create a site in your server, now what you see is a default Apache page, and what you should see is a ISPConfig welcome page.

Thanks for your reply.
I don't understand why the wizard won't automatically created ns for A record. What is the purposes for the wizard then? I assume my case is isolated problem?

Thanks again

Because you usually only have two or three nameservers for each server.

If you have:

maindomain.com
domain1.com
domain2.com
domain3.com

You usually only create ns1.maindomain.com and ns2.maindomain.com for all domains.