Help Noob Add Domains to DirectAdmin
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nobaloney
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Is it your own server? If not contact your hosting provider.
If it's your own server you should start by reading Site-Helper for Admins, Site-Helper for Resellers, and Site-Helper for Users.
Jeff
If it's your own server you should start by reading Site-Helper for Admins, Site-Helper for Resellers, and Site-Helper for Users.
Jeff
yea
Yeah its my own server. I just grabbed it off joesdatacenter. and I have been using the DirectAdmin Tutorials on Site-Helper.com
However, After uploading my html file. which is just a simple privacy policy by the way.
i still couldnt get the page to show up
Yeah its my own server. I just grabbed it off joesdatacenter. and I have been using the DirectAdmin Tutorials on Site-Helper.com
However, After uploading my html file. which is just a simple privacy policy by the way.
i still couldnt get the page to show up
Help with adding domains to directadmin
Hey Jeff. I kno your in a different time zone. Please assist me today if you can. At this point I have no problem paying you for your guidance and services. I really need to add these domains to directadmin. And also point each domain to a specific IP
thanks
Hey Jeff. I kno your in a different time zone. Please assist me today if you can. At this point I have no problem paying you for your guidance and services. I really need to add these domains to directadmin. And also point each domain to a specific IP
thanks
nobaloney
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Jeff
Jeff
nobaloney
NoBaloney Internet Svcs - In Memoriam †
I've already directed you to the links with all this information, but here's a bit more detail:
First, have you set up DNS servers under DirectAdmin? If not, look here and here.
Additionally you'll need to create the nameservers you've set up in DirectAdmin, at your registrar, where you've registered the domain under which you've set up the nameservers. You'll need to get support on how to do that from the registrar where you registered the domain name. Once that's done you'll need to edit the zone file where that domain's DNS is hosted, and add A records for each namserve. How to do that? That depends on where and how the DNS for that domain is set up.
Once that's done, for each domain you're hosting on your server change the assigned nameserver at the registrar where the domain was registered.
In DirectAdmin only a user can have it's own IP#. So first you get IP#s from your upstream provider and install them on the server, and allocate them to your ressellers as shown here.
If you're not creating any resellers you can use the admin reseller account which is built in to DirectAdmin.
You need a separate user for each domain which needs it's own IP#, for information on creating users, you must first create a user package, look here.
Once you've got a package, create the users you need for the package; look here. Be sure to select a unique IP# from those you've added to the reseller account.
Once you've done that upload the files you need to each user's public_html directory. How you do that is covered in the documentation for the ftp program you're using.
Jeff
First, have you set up DNS servers under DirectAdmin? If not, look here and here.
Additionally you'll need to create the nameservers you've set up in DirectAdmin, at your registrar, where you've registered the domain under which you've set up the nameservers. You'll need to get support on how to do that from the registrar where you registered the domain name. Once that's done you'll need to edit the zone file where that domain's DNS is hosted, and add A records for each namserve. How to do that? That depends on where and how the DNS for that domain is set up.
Once that's done, for each domain you're hosting on your server change the assigned nameserver at the registrar where the domain was registered.
In DirectAdmin only a user can have it's own IP#. So first you get IP#s from your upstream provider and install them on the server, and allocate them to your ressellers as shown here.
If you're not creating any resellers you can use the admin reseller account which is built in to DirectAdmin.
You need a separate user for each domain which needs it's own IP#, for information on creating users, you must first create a user package, look here.
Once you've got a package, create the users you need for the package; look here. Be sure to select a unique IP# from those you've added to the reseller account.
Once you've done that upload the files you need to each user's public_html directory. How you do that is covered in the documentation for the ftp program you're using.
Jeff