DNS problem

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Wilsonctc

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Here is my server's DNS:

ns1.cck.hk 202.65.97.180
ns2.cck.hk 202.65.97.181


But I have a .com domain, It would have no glue for it.

The website (pet-station.com) can't work sometimes.

How can I solve this problem ?
 
Did you register your nameservers with the registrar where you registered the domain name cck.hk?

Only they can add glue records.

And you're right; you don't have 'em.

Jeff
 
jlasman said:
Did you register your nameservers with the registrar where you registered the domain name cck.hk?

Only they can add glue records.

And you're right; you don't have 'em.

Jeff
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Yes, cck.hk is mine.

But how can I solve the problem ??

petstation.com sometime don't work.
 
You didn't answer the question.

Did you register the nameservers with your registrar?

If not you may not be able to use them.

And the method differs from registrar to registrar, so only the registrar can tell you how to do that.

Jeff
 
jlasman said:
You didn't answer the question.

Did you register the nameservers with your registrar?

If not you may not be able to use them.

And the method differs from registrar to registrar, so only the registrar can tell you how to do that.

Jeff
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Yes.

The domain is point to 202.65.97.180 (ns1.cck.hk) and 202.65.97.181 (ns2.cck.hk)
 
Look at the DNSReport report on petstation.com here; you'll see that the listed nameservers are:

ns.1city.com
ns2.1city.com

and NOT

ns1.cck.hk
ns2.cck.hk

Jeff
 
jlasman said:
Look at the DNSReport report on petstation.com here; you'll see that the listed nameservers are:

ns.1city.com
ns2.1city.com

and NOT

ns1.cck.hk
ns2.cck.hk

Jeff
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O... NOT petstation.com ... IS pet-station.com

and one more question I want to ask,

I have apply a domain in Hong Kong...

But in it's control panal, I can just set the NS record...

I can't set the IPs that the domain point to .... why ?
 
Domains can't be assigned to an IP address. Only an entire user account can be assigned an IP address at this time.
 
jmstacey said:
Domains can't be assigned to an IP address. Only an entire user account can be assigned an IP address at this time.
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So if I cannot assigned to an IP address, how can I make the domain be my NameServer ?

Example, my domain is abc.com,

How can I make the nameserver ( ns1.abc.com , ns2.abc.com ) without assigned to an IP address ?
 
You do "assign" IP addresses to nameservers from the reseller level, however these IP addresses are not devoted entirely to the domain or nameserver and can be shared with many accounts.
So when you go to that IP address on port 80 you will most likely get the shared IP message or the default apache one, whereas if the IP address had been assigned a a specific user account, the primary domain would have shown up since it wasn't a shared IP. But you can still use the IP for nameservers...
 
jmstacey said:
You do "assign" IP addresses to nameservers from the reseller level, however these IP addresses are not devoted entirely to the domain or nameserver and can be shared with many accounts.
So when you go to that IP address on port 80 you will most likely get the shared IP message or the default apache one, whereas if the IP address had been assigned a a specific user account, the primary domain would have shown up since it wasn't a shared IP. But you can still use the IP for nameservers...
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I haveapply a domain name "cckpro.com"

I set the domain NS as "ns1.cckpro.com , ns2.cckpro.com",

but why it said "Errors modifying nameservers: Nameserver ns1.cckpro.com cannot be registered" ??
 
nikdahl said:
Make certain the nameservers for the domain cckpro.com is set to ns1.cckpro.com and ns2.cckpro.com at the registrar level.
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How can I go into "registrar level" ??
 
You don't do that in DA.

You do that at the registrar where the domain cckpro.com is registered. Since all registers differ in how they do that you'll have to ask your registration provider how to do it.

Jeff
 
jlasman said:
You don't do that in DA.

You do that at the registrar where the domain cckpro.com is registered. Since all registers differ in how they do that you'll have to ask your registration provider how to do it.

Jeff
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I login the domain on "https://access.enom.com/"
 
If you have an account with enom, then that seems to be a good place to start.

Jeff
 
jlasman said:
You told me what it was:

You wrote:

The way I read that, enom is your registrar.

Jeff
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So, How can I change the IPs ?

How can I find "enom" ?
 
Look at your post to me; you told me how you log in to make the change.

I have no idea how to make changes on enom. I don't even know if enom is your registrar. I'm merely going by what you wrote me.

Jeff
 
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