Cant setup accounts at all

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shippuuden

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Hi guys i dont know if this is an admin, reseller or user account technical thing.

I recently bought a dedicated server and it has directadmin installed. All im trying to do is create a user account with a domain name for my self as im using the entire dedicated server just for my and im not re-selling accounts.

What ive done is registered a domain at namecheap.com, Ive logged into directadmin and created a user, ive set nameservers to the 2 extra ip's that came with the server, then through namecheap i registered the ns1 and ns2 nameservers to those ip's.

Now my problem is that the url simply doesnt load, ive read all the guides i can find and none of them explain properly how to simply setup an account with a domain that works, if someone has a proper step by step guide please post it.
 
Log in asd admin, then choose user level, then add your domain and enjoy :)
 
Why do people bother asking for help on a domain and then not give us the domain? It doesn't make any sense.
 
floyd said:
Why do people bother asking for help on a domain and then not give us the domain? It doesn't make any sense.
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Because people always think what they have done so far is exactly right. They always prefer people to write them a detail step by step guide to do the thing instead of giving the helpers the detail on what they themselve have done so far. This cost a lot more times for the helpers to guess and solve the problem.

Another reason may be peoples think his website is a secret and do not want to disclose the detail. But if it is a domain name on www, it is publicly reachable anyway..... Keeping the domain name a secret makes other memeber hard to help them since they cannot check to see if their dns can response correctly/ whether the zone info is setup correctly....

I may be talking too much, but seems too many people asking for help while keeping too much information as top secret:D
 
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