Problem with domain website

Discussion in 'General' started by emOne, Jul 25, 2019.

  1. emOne

    emOne New Member

    Check the screenshot.

    yellow = mydomain.com
    green = IP address

    Enjoy
     

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  2. till

    till Super Moderator Staff Member ISPConfig Developer

    Exactly as I thought, you missed adding some records. The zone lacks A-Records for ns1 and ns2. Add the two A-Records and you will see that BIND will accept the zone.
     
  3. emOne

    emOne New Member

    Yes. That worked. Do I need to do the same with my other domains? The other domains work without the ns1 and ns2 A records. Should it still be done?

    Thank you for all the help till.
    Do not take any offence but at the moment the DNS system on ISPconfig is overly complicated. I would think that the "wizard" would be able to figure this one out.
     
  4. till

    till Super Moderator Staff Member ISPConfig Developer

    No. You told BIND to use non-existing DNS servers for this zone and that's what BIND complained about.

    Not ISPConfig is complicated, the DNS system itself is as it's very powerful part of the internet infrastructure. The DNS system offers a lot of options and ISPConfig allows the admin to use the power of the DNS system. When you run a DNS server, then you should know how the DNS system works.
     
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  5. emOne

    emOne New Member

    I propose an an idiot mode for those who have no idea what the internet is :)
    But I will post it as a suggestion in a different thread.

    Thank you again for all the help!
     

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