I am using centos 6.4 64 bit, with ISPCONFIG 3.0.5.2 Using Digital Ocean server. I have moved couple of domains to digitalocean hosting. and they were working fine. later I tried to bypass DNS management in digitalocean hosting and directly add DNS record in ISPConfig, but for some reason pages started to stall. I have removed the DNS records from ISPConfig Now the problem is I can access website from http://aala.pk but can not from http://www.aala.pk Any sugeestion
It seems that you have no DNS entries set for www. > host aala.pk aala.pk has address 192.81.222.27 > host www.aala.pk Host www.aala.pk not found: 3(NXDOMAIN)
You are right, but this is happening for all my domains http://bulkfreebies.com/ http://fusionlead.com/ http://urdulook.com/ So there is something wrong with ISPCONFIG settings or Digital Ocean's DNS system is not working ?
You said you deleted the dns entries from ISPConfig. So ISPConfig should no longer be responsible for DNS entries of your domains. Please check if your domains are configured using the correct DNS server and check the domain hoster's dns config. For me it does not really seem to be ISPConfig-related.
Hmm, Name Cheap ns1 = ns1.digitalocean.com ns2 = ns2.digitalocean.com ns3 = ns3.digitalocean.com Digital Ocean DNS A rocrd @ = 192.81.222.27 NS = NS1.DIGITALOCEAN.COM NS = NS2.DIGITALOCEAN.COM NS = NS3.DIGITALOCEAN.COM this is the default settings for every thing, In ISP config everything was working fine until i added DNS zone record with wizzard and when I completed that I removed that record, before that there were no DNS records and after that there is no DNS record. Kindly guide me how I can resolve this issue. If you need me to run some checks or any thing let me know Thanks in advance
In digital ocean dns you should add an A record for each Domain with host "*" and the IP of your ISPConfig Server. The default dns entry will only work with the main domain (xxxx.com) but with no subdomain (abc.xxxx.com, www.xxxx.com etc).
I have followed this tutorial https://www.digitalocean.com/community/articles/how-to-set-up-a-host-name-with-digitalocean hmm lets see how long it will take