tracert ns1.domain.com (Executed on a windows 8.1 PowerShell)
Tracing route to ns1.domain.com [IP]
1 * General failure
Trace complete
nslookup ns1.domain.com (Executed on the box as root)
Server: ISP Primary DNS.
Address: ISP Primary DNS#53
Non-Authoritative answer:
Name: ns1.domain.com
Address: Public IP.
cat /etc/hosts (Executed on the box as root)
127.0.0.1 localhost4.localdomain4 localhost
::1 localhost6.localdomain6 localhost
Public IP ns1.domain.com ns1
Public IP ns2.domain.com ns2
Well, you mentioned that Virtualmin isn’t installed on this system… so for the domain name you’re using, where is the DNS setup for this domain?
Normally, Virtualmin is what you’d use to configure the DNS. If Virtualmin wasn’t used for that, that means the DNS would either need to be manually setup on that server, or hosted elsewhere.
You mentioned something about “ISP provided DNS” – if the DNS for this domain is hosted at your ISP, that may mean there’s a problem with their DNS records.
You may want to go to intodns.com, and have that run a DNS report to get some more details on what the issue is.
I am getting “Error: nameserver did not respond” from intoDNS for the PublicIP.
Details:
DNS servers responded ERROR: One or more of your nameservers did not respond:
The ones that did not respond are:
108.90.217.137 (which is the public IP for ns1.find-where.com)
How do i make ns1.find-where.com to be the authoritative server?
Appreciate any help…