Guys after some ubuntu upgrades my domains are not resolved at all. I have been working with the same configuration for 4 months and had no problems. I am using BIND9 and it seems to be running without errors but none of my websites can be resolved. dig also cannot find the domain. The strange thing is that my emails can be sent and received so the mx record and mail.mydomain.com works. Can anybody help me find the problem here? thanks
I have checked it and it gives me some warnings. 1. TLD Parent Check WARNING: Looks like the parent servers do not have information for your TLD when asked. This is ok but can be confusing. 2.SOA EXPIRE Your SOA EXPIRE number is: 100. That is NOT OK 3.Reverse MX A records (PTR) ERROR: No reverse DNS (PTR) entries. The problem MX records are: 18.109.251.46.in-addr.arpa -> no reverse (PTR) detected You should contact your ISP and ask him to add a PTR record for your ips The 1st 2 are warnings that I never had before but my domain was reachable for more than a year and the last one (ptr record) is something that I had for 3 years now. The strange thing is that I cannot even ping my domain but my emails work and in any dns toolbox is recognised and analysed. If you can please try to browse at www.occhio.com.cy and let me know if you can reach it. otherwise let me know what can I check to find out if anything concerning my setup has been broken since the upgrades. Thanks falko
So it must be something to do with the ISP of my country? I tried at various locations using different ISPs and 3G network as well and cannot be reached, pinged, diged etc
I also observed that in ISPconfig 3 DNS management the 2 A records where the nameserver refers to xxx.xxx.xxx.xxx it doesn't add the . (dot) after the ns1.domain.com where my.domain.com. A records have a . (dot) Is that correct?
Falko, I have noticed that when I dig domain.com the additional A records I have setup which point my 2 nameservers to the correct ip don't show up as they should. In ISPconfig 3 I have setup the A records with ns1.domain.com. to ip xxx.xxx.xxx.xxx Do I have to get rid of the dot a the end to be read? or is it fine as it is