Moved from cpanel to DirectAdmin now DNS problem

Check your /etc/named.conf if sambaweb.info.db is here :) Also sambaweb.info.db should be located in /var/named.
 
Check your /etc/named.conf if sambaweb.info.db is here :) Also sambaweb.info.db should be located in /var/named.

zone "sambaweb.info" { type master; file "/var/named/sambaweb.info.db"; };

yeh its located in /var/named too
 
Check to make sure you're not blocking it with a firewall. Test by shutting down your firewall.

Jeff
 
Just because you didn't install a firewall doesn't mean there isn't one.

If you're running linux, use this command to see firewall rules:
Code:
# iptables -L
and this code to stop the firewall:
Code:
# service iptables stop
Jeff
 
Just because you didn't install a firewall doesn't mean there isn't one.

If you're running linux, use this command to see firewall rules:
Code:
# iptables -L
and this code to stop the firewall:
Code:
# service iptables stop
Jeff


lol hahaha Hey Jeff you are the magisian!

Thanks it fixed :D
 
When I use ns1:
Code:
$ dig @ns1.yourcheat.com yourcheat.com
my system tells me that it can't find the address for ns1.yourcheat.com, and when I use ns2:
Code:
$ dig @ns2.yourcheat.com yourcheat.com
your server returns an error.

Have you tried this from a shell prompt:
Code:
$ dig @localhost yourcheat.com
What does that reuturn?

Jeff
 
Thanks it fixed :D
Not quite; you still hve to install a firewall that works.

Try looking up KISS on these forums. If installed properly it'll override your default ioptables setup when you restart your system.

Jeff
 
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