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  1. #1

    Angry DNS Problem, help me please

    Hello all Senior at WHT,

    im newbie, and need help

    - intodns[dot]com/elqotravel[dot]com
    ( Oh well, I did not detect any MX records so you probably don't have any and if you know you should have then they may be missing at your nameservers! // ERROR: I could not get any A records for www[dot]elqotravel[dot]com!)
    (I only do a cache request, if you recently added a WWW A record, it might not show up here.)

    - network-tools[dot]com/default.asp?prog=express&host=elqotravel[dot]com

    you can ping : ping elqotravel[dot]com


    i use 3 VPS server

    1. this server ( 162.221.192.100 ) Primary Server ( Hosting[dot]panux[dot]net)
    2. ( 188.166.37.43 ) Secondary Server ( server[dot]panux[dot]net )
    3. ( 128.199.178.86 ) for A Record ( server[dot]elqotravel[dot]com )

    some of problem is :

    - Domain ( elqotravel[dot]com ) primary domain = Only this domain can access
    - if i'm pointing another domain to this DNS server can't access
    - this server just work for ( elqotravel[dot]com ) only


    this is my named config :

    ---------------------------------------------------
    $TTL 86400
    @ IN SOA hosting[dot]panux[dot]net. fianbiasa[dot]gmail[dot]com. (
    2013042201 ;Serial
    3600 ;Refresh
    1800 ;Retry
    604800 ;Expire
    86400 ;Minimum TTL
    )
    ; Specify our two nameservers
    IN NS hosting[dot]panux[dot]net.
    IN NS server[dot]panux[dot]net.
    ; Resolve nameserver hostnames to IP, replace with your two droplet IP addresses.
    hosting IN A 162.221.192.100
    server IN A 188.166.37.43
    mx IN A 162.221.192.100
    hosting[dot]panux[dot]net. IN A 162.221.192.100
    server[dot]panux[dot]net. IN A 188.166.37.43

    ; Define hostname -> IP pairs which you wish to resolve
    @ IN A 128.199.178.86
    www IN A 128.199.178.86

    IN MX 0 mx[dot]elqotravel[dot]com.

    100.192.221.162[dot]in-addr[dot]arpa. IN PTR elqotravel[dot]com.
    ---------------------------------------------------

    what should i do???

  2. #2
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    I believe that part of the problem is that panux.net doesn't have A record for their NS (server, hosting).

    Here's a more up to date zonefile for elqotravel.com:

    Code:
    $TTL 300
    @ IN SOA hosting.panux.net. fianbiasa.gmail.com. (
      2015010401 ;Serial
      3600 ;Refresh
      1800 ;Retry
      604800 ;Expire
      86400 ;Minimum TTL
    )
    
    ; Specify our two nameservers
    elqotravel.com. 600 IN NS hosting.panux.net.
    elqotravel.com. 600 IN NS server.panux.net.
    
    @       300 IN A 128.199.178.86
    mx      300 IN A 162.221.192.100
    www     300 IN CNAME elqotravel.com.
    elqotravel.com. 300 IN MX 0 mx.elqotravel.com.
    What HostVenom looks like it needs to do is add A records for it's nameservers, like:

    Code:
    hosting 300 IN A 162.221.192.100
    server  300 IN A 188.166.37.43
    I would then ask HostVenom to set your PTR record for you:

    Code:
    100.192.221.162.in-addr.arpa. IN PTR mx.elqotravel.com.

  3. #3
    so, i should edit my dns zone to that???

    ok, i'll try...
    Last edited by fianbiasa; 01-04-2015 at 05:26 PM.

  4. #4
    wo ow...

    what's is this ???

    Looks like your nameservers do not agree on the SOA serial. Ths SOA records as reported by your nameservers:
    162.221.192.100 -> 2015010401
    188.166.37.43 -> 2013042201
    This can cause some serious problems that is why you should fix this asap.
    should i change the serial ?

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    Yes, you'll have to set the same serial # on your other nameserver for that zone.

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    You can also safely ignore the www A record warning, it has a CNAME now, so wherever @ points, www will too. IntoDNS just turns red because it wants an A record.

  7. #7
    ohhh, ok thank you very much...

    but, why another domain can't pointing to this DNS???

    like this : intodns[dot]com/travelokta[dot]com

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    It looks like the DNS zonefile for that domain doesn't exist on your servers.

  9. #9
    Quote Originally Posted by zacharooni View Post
    It looks like the DNS zonefile for that domain doesn't exist on your servers.
    problem solved, i think

    i should make new zone, to make this domain pointing to DNS server

    check this please


    zone "travelokta.com" IN {
    type master;
    file "travelokta.com.zone";
    allow-update { none; };
    };
    and then, update to second DNS Server follow Primary DNS Server Config

    am i Right ???

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    That looks correct, as does the DNS via IntoDNS for travelokta.com.

  11. #11
    Quote Originally Posted by zacharooni View Post
    That looks correct, as does the DNS via IntoDNS for travelokta.com.
    ya, but WWW A Record still wrong IP

    that's is an old ip's

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    Then edit the @ record and point it to the correct IP, increment the serial # by one, and restart BIND, and you should be set.

  13. #13
    Quote Originally Posted by zacharooni View Post
    Then edit the @ record and point it to the correct IP, increment the serial # by one, and restart BIND, and you should be set.
    in zone record, ip is correct...

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    What should the IP be?

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    Many Thank's

    Quote Originally Posted by zacharooni View Post
    What should the IP be?
    128.199.178.86

    but, at intodns still like this

    Code:
    Your www.travelokta.com A record is:
    www.travelokta.com -> travelokta.com -> [ 185.28.20.99  ]
    
    [Looks like you have CNAME's]
    it's ok...
    i have solved my problem, with your HELP

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    Ah yes, IntoDNS searches DNS cache, it doesn't always do a live lookup. Glad I could help!

  17. #17
    Quote Originally Posted by zacharooni View Post
    Ah yes, IntoDNS searches DNS cache, it doesn't always do a live lookup. Glad I could help!
    hahaha, glad to be helped

    but, i wanna ask 1 thing...

    why this info is differen

    it's ok... if you not answer, just ask..


    Thank's

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    That could be just network-tools.com, but I also noticed the same thing at whatsmydns.net.

    It could be the resolvers they are both using to resolve the SOA/NS/A records. For example, if I query 4.2.2.2 (Level3), I get SERVFAIL. But, if I query 8.8.8.8 (Google), it returns the records perfectly.

  19. #19
    Quote Originally Posted by zacharooni View Post
    That could be just network-tools.com, but I also noticed the same thing at whatsmydns.net.

    It could be the resolvers they are both using to resolve the SOA/NS/A records. For example, if I query 4.2.2.2 (Level3), I get SERVFAIL. But, if I query 8.8.8.8 (Google), it returns the records perfectly.
    ohhh, ok..

    thank's a lot for your knowledge...

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