Help me with my nameservers
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SeLLeRoNe
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what do you mean with install your nameserver?
ISOS6
Verified User
It is recommended that you have 2 IP addresses on the server, often different subnet. You need to talk to your registrar to register it.
For eg.
if you do not have this option to create their own on control panel where you purchased the domain. It's called Glue
Remember! it is important that the name servers match the IP in DirectAdmin also
For eg.
if you do not have this option to create their own on control panel where you purchased the domain. It's called Glue
Remember! it is important that the name servers match the IP in DirectAdmin also
i mean to help me to make the proper changes to dns,ip etc
i have no clue how to do it
can you explain it a little bit more?
at my domain pane lat custom nameserver i have add for example ns1.gaming-paradise.net and the main ip of my vps
and ns2 my second ip
nobaloney
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@vasilis:
If you're not running DirectAdmin you're in the wrong place.
But I'll try to give you some generic help.
Are you running BIND? If you're not running DirectAdmin, then we cant help you with that; if you are, then you probably are running BIND. And also, if you are, then each time you add a domain, DNS will be set up automatically. So we don't help you with that, either.
Are you trying to set up two IP#s so you can register a domain to use your nameservers? If so then you really should set up BIND on two different servers, but if you can't or won't, then you should have at least two IP#s on your server where BIND is installed.
Choose a domain name you own to use for your namesevers. For example, example.com.
Then at the registrar where youve registered your domain, set up two nameservers, with those two IP#s.
That's NOT the same as assigning nameservers, and we can't tell you how to do it because it differs from registrar to registrar. But for example, ns1.example.com, and ns2.example.com.
Once you've done that, then on the server(s) hosting those two IP#s, install a zone file for the domain, also with NS records pointing to those two nameservers.
If you need to learn how to run BIND, then find a forum or site which teaches that. It won't be us.
Jeff
If you're not running DirectAdmin you're in the wrong place.
But I'll try to give you some generic help.
Are you running BIND? If you're not running DirectAdmin, then we cant help you with that; if you are, then you probably are running BIND. And also, if you are, then each time you add a domain, DNS will be set up automatically. So we don't help you with that, either.
Are you trying to set up two IP#s so you can register a domain to use your nameservers? If so then you really should set up BIND on two different servers, but if you can't or won't, then you should have at least two IP#s on your server where BIND is installed.
Choose a domain name you own to use for your namesevers. For example, example.com.
Then at the registrar where youve registered your domain, set up two nameservers, with those two IP#s.
That's NOT the same as assigning nameservers, and we can't tell you how to do it because it differs from registrar to registrar. But for example, ns1.example.com, and ns2.example.com.
Once you've done that, then on the server(s) hosting those two IP#s, install a zone file for the domain, also with NS records pointing to those two nameservers.
If you need to learn how to run BIND, then find a forum or site which teaches that. It won't be us.
Jeff