Help - Search - Members - Calendar
Full Version: Problem with some domains hosted in my dedicated server
The Planet Forums > System Administration > DNS Hosting
aldiones
Hello.

Good day! icon_smile.gif

I'm having DNS related problems with some of my domains. Basically, the problem is that at some places like the US, this domain, for example: baby-toyz.us, are accessible. While at some places, like Asia, it is not.

The Primary and Secondary Nameservers on my server are ns1.servermatrix.host and ns2.servermatrix.host respectively.

I've checked the following files:

/etc/wwwacct.conf
contains:
NS ns1.servermatrix.host
NS2 ns2.servermatrix.host

/etc/resolv.conf contains:
nameserver 70.84.161.11
nameserver 70.84.160.11

/etc/nameserverips contains:
70.86.14.130=70.86.14.131
70.86.14.131=70.86.14.132
70.86.14.132=70.86.14.130
70.86.14.133=ns1.servermatrix.host
70.86.14.134=ns2.servermatrix.host
70.86.14.135=0

I have doubts about the entries
ns1.servermatrix.host and ns2.servermatrix.host

Are these valid entries or nameservers?

Please help. I am a bit at lost for days now.

Thanks!
eddy2099
Firstly, they should be ns1.servermatrix.com and ns2.servermatrix.com .

If you so decide to use the Servermatrix DNS Servers, you need to log into Orbit and access DNS Change Request ( https://orbit.theplanet.com/nav_domain/a2_d...ns_request.html )

You will then need to provide the Domain Name and the IP Address associated to the site so that Tech can add it to the DNS Server.

Use http://www.dnsreport.com to determine if everything is set up properly.

It is possible that the DNS is still being propagated and some people may still be accessing your 'old' host.
kfukasawa
Actually, the 'servermatrix.host' domain is referring to his machine. Machines are given that domain when they are run through the autoprovisioning system. I recommend updating your hostname and WHM with your domain name.
aldiones
QUOTE (kfukasawa)
Actually, the 'servermatrix.host' domain is referring to his machine.  Machines are given that domain when they are run through the autoprovisioning system.  I recommend updating your hostname and WHM with your domain name.


Thanks kfukasawa!

I would just shoot some follow-up questions. I hope you don't mind.

Both ns1.servermatrix.host and ns2.servermatrix.host can be valid nameserver entries?

I don't quite get what you mean by "updating your hostname and WHM with your domain name".

This is what I understand about the statement. Please correct me if I'm wrong.

I should:

1. Update my server's hostname.
2. Update my server's Primary Nameserver. For example, ns1.mydomain.com
3. Update my server's Secondary Nameserver. For example, ns2.mydomain.com

Thank you very much.

Your help will be very much appreciated.
aldiones
QUOTE (eddy2099)
Firstly, they should be ns1.servermatrix.com and ns2.servermatrix.com .  

If you so decide to use the Servermatrix DNS Servers, you need to log into Orbit and access DNS Change Request ( https://orbit.theplanet.com/nav_domain/a2_d...ns_request.html )  

You will then need to provide the Domain Name and the IP Address associated to the site so that Tech can add it to the DNS Server.  

Use http://www.dnsreport.com to determine if everything is set up properly.  

It is possible that the DNS is still being propagated and some people may still be accessing your 'old' host.


Thanks eddy2099!

For clarification, when I change my Primary and Secondary nameservers to ns1.servermatrix.com and ns2.servermatrix.com, respectively, it indicates that I'm using ThePlanet's Nameservers. Is this correct?

Thank you very much.

Your help will be very much appreciated.
kfukasawa
That is correct. You will just have to update that info in WHM. When you change the hostname, you may receive a license error. If you do, just run the following command.

CODE
/usr/local/cpanel/cpkeyclt
aldiones
QUOTE (kfukasawa)
That is correct.  You will just have to update that info in WHM.  When you change the hostname, you may receive a license error.  If you do, just run the following command.

CODE
/usr/local/cpanel/cpkeyclt


Thank you kfukasawa!

This is noted.

Thank you very much for your help.
This is a "lo-fi" version of our main content. To view the full version with more information, formatting and images, please click here.
Invision Power Board © 2001-2009 Invision Power Services, Inc.