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dvergatal 04-18-2005 06:12 AM

DNS (BIND)... Probably a simple problem
 
I am trying to create a DNS server on a linux machine using BIND. I have it installed and running with one virtual domain setup. This virtual domain works fine locally and goes to the correct home directory/document (index.html). This domain is registered and points to the nameserver ns.<my-site>.com. ns.<my-site>.com when typed into a browser brings up the default test page for apache... so im guessing that's working ok. The missing link is that I when I type <my-site>.com into a browser it doesnt find it. I dont see what i've done wrong. Could anyone help? Seems like im missing something probably quite simple.

Also, im using webmin to configure bind if that makes any difference.

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Thought i'd put a quick intro here aswell since im new. Hello!

tangle 04-18-2005 06:28 AM

Don't you have to put a servers name in the weba address? Like www.mystie.com or websrv1.mysite.com?

dvergatal 04-18-2005 06:29 AM

Something I forgot to add!

The hostname for the linux machine has also been configured with a zonefile in the same way I did <my-site>.com on the same machine. This address works fine accessing from the Internet... although it is the actual hostname of the box, not just a virtual domain.

dvergatal 04-18-2005 06:48 AM

Quote:

Originally posted by tangle
Don't you have to put a servers name in the weba address? Like www.mystie.com or websrv1.mysite.com?
I've been entering it with www. prefixed and it works locally but not via another machine on the Internet.

tangle 04-18-2005 11:04 AM

Do you have a firewall blocking incoming DNS requests? Does your router redirect DNS requests to the dns server?


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