HOSTNAME TYPE ADDRESS / VALUE DISTANCE TTL SERVICE EDIT DELETE
A 116.93.120.121 NA 3600 3rd-party
admin A 116.93.120.121 NA 3600 3rd-party
ftp A 116.93.120.121 NA 3600 3rd-party
m A 116.93.120.121 NA 3600 3rd-party
ns1 A 116.93.120.121 NA 3600 3rd-party
webdisk A 116.93.120.121 NA 3600 3rd-party
webmail A 116.93.120.121 NA 3600 3rd-party
whm A 116.93.120.121 NA 3600 3rd-party
mail CNAME android-x86.net NA 3600 3rd-party
www CNAME android-x86.net NA 3600 3rd-party
MX android-x86.net 10 3600 3rd-party
TXT 121.120.93.116.in-addr.arpa NA 3600 3rd-party
TXT SOA ns1.android-x86.net. root.ns1.android-x86.net. ( 1471447655 10800
3600 604800 38400 ) NA 3600 3rd-party This One is Useless But I tried
TXT v=spf1 a mx a:android-x86.net ip4:116.93.120.121 ?all NA 3600 3rd-party
_dmarc TXT v=DMARC1; p=reject; sp=none; rua=mailto:miker1029@android-x86.net; ruf=mailto:miker1029@android-x86.net; rf=afrf; pct=100; ri=86400 NA 3600 3rd-party
Now when I go to add the nameserver, my registrar tells me it doesn’t exist…
Can anyone please guide me on the proper way to do this… I guess, Basically I just need to know HOW to make the nameserver resolve, then I can get the rest on my own…
Ya, I’ve read that 20 times or so
In order to use your Virtualmin server as a DNS server, it needs to be setup so that names like ns1.example.com and ns2.example.com can be input as a domain’s nameservers.
For that to work – you first have to go to the domain name registrar for example.com, and register your server as a nameserver. It’s usually as simple as inputting two or more names (such as ns1.example.com and ns2.example.com), and the IP addresses that are associated with them.
Ok I did that, I have NS1.android-x86.net setup, I’ve even gone to (I think) “NO IP” and registered a NS4 there and tried, No Matter what I do The Nameserver is not being excepted as “existing”
Here’s where my confusion is (I Guess ) Do I Make a Virtual Server (DOMAIN) and Call it “ns1.android-x86.net” then have it the master of my actual (slave) forum with those DNS records?
I was under the impression that if I named my server “ns1.android-x86.net” that its an FQDN, which it is, because Virtualmin accepted it fine on install…
When I try to register it as a Nameserver, My Registrar comes back with it’s not a Nameserver…
And As Far as I’ve read you just need an “A” name point to “NS1.DomainName.com” and your good…
LOL, I’m LOST!
Mike
EDIT: Also I don’t have the “DNS Server” running (or DHCP Server) as the IP is Static, I’m figuring (again from reading) that I don’t need it because my IP isn’t Dynamic… I could be wrong in this,… I’ve looked at it and Though about “Playing” with it, And Say YA RIGHT! LOL
See Searching around again, This is from GoDaddy, Seems like it really should be a simple process…
In the Add New Entries Below this Line section, do the following in the first row:
First field: Type ns1
Second field: Type 14400.
Third field: Select A.
Fourth field: Enter your server's IP address.
Then, in the second row, do the following:
First field: Type ns2
Second field: Type 14400.
Third field: Select A.
Fourth field: Enter your server's IP address.
Why not use the nameservers your domain register offers, or even Googles, supposed to be the fastest available.
Always more to a post than meets the eye.
Because my DKIM is Failing with a bunch of the Big search Engines, And my Registrar Doesn’t allow the adding the domainkey…
And now have a new problem, and this has happened before, I decided to activate my Dynamic IP in Virtualmin/Network Settings, and it broke bind, which has happened before, I believe I had to delete something out of the zone file to fix it… working on it now…
Aug 30 12:35:05 ns1.android-x86.net bash[27651]: zone 0.in-addr.arpa/IN: loaded serial 0
Aug 30 12:35:05 ns1.android-x86.net bash[27651]: zone android-x86.net/IN: has no NS records
Aug 30 12:35:05 ns1.android-x86.net bash[27651]: zone android-x86.net/IN: not loaded due to errors.
Aug 30 12:35:05 ns1.android-x86.net bash[27651]: _default/android-x86.net/IN: bad zone
Aug 30 12:35:05 ns1.android-x86.net bash[27651]: zone vb.android-x86.net/IN: loaded serial 1472312758
Aug 30 12:35:05 ns1.android-x86.net bash[27651]: zone ns1.android-x86.net/IN: loaded serial 1472578041
Aug 30 12:35:05 ns1.android-x86.net systemd[1]: named.service: control process exited, code=exited status=1
Aug 30 12:35:05 ns1.android-x86.net systemd[1]: Failed to start Berkeley Internet Name Domain (DNS).
Aug 30 12:35:05 ns1.android-x86.net systemd[1]: Unit named.service entered failed state.
Aug 30 12:35:05 ns1.android-x86.net systemd[1]: named.service failed.
And Love that signature! LOL
Mike
EDIT: ACK! I remember how I fixed it, I had to Remove All the Virtual Servers, and Re-Create them, LORD! Knew I shouldn’t have gone playing around with this, Does ANYONE know how to fix this Issue?!?!??!?!
Not really, I send out a mass E-mail every 2-3 months to 3000+ users to check for Valid E-mail address’ with all the Unsubscribe stuff that’s required, I have it set to send about 600 An Hour, which was always good on my Paid host, So I was just thinking that all that just adds trust, Honestly if it isn’t a big deal, then I’ll not worry about it…
Guess it the word “Failed”, got me
Oh and I fixed the bind issue, Restored Webmin Config from my Scheduled Back-ups, 1x at midnight EVERYNIGHT LOL… Knew the was I reason I set all that up 1st and the 5th clean install of the OS/Virtualmin/Forum…
) Do I Make a Virtual Server (DOMAIN) and Call it “
Always had problems myself, but don’t send email a lot and never a problem anyway as all my domains and IP’s I keep clean.