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I hope this message finds you well. I recently migrated my website's ad network from Google AdSense to Ezoic. My website includes a subdomain where I write and publish blogs. After changing the nameservers to Ezoic, I encountered some discrepancies in the DNS settings as indicated by warnings in the Ezoic dashboard.
I need your assistance in resolving the following issues:
1. **DNS Errors**: I am unsure how to identify and rectify the DNS settings that are causing the discrepancies. Could you please guide me on how to find and correct these errors?
2. **Google Search Console Indexing Issue**: Currently, my primary domain (www.drugvigil.com) is being indexed on Google Search Console, but the subdomain (https://blog.drugvigil.com) is not. I am puzzled by this error and would appreciate your help in resolving it.
3. **Blog Site Accessibility**: I noticed that my blog site is not accessible on my network, although it works fine on other networks. Could you please assist me in troubleshooting and fixing this issue?
Thank you for your prompt attention to these matters. I look forward to your guidance and support in resolving these issues.
I think the nameservers migration is not yet propagated. As you can see below, the authoritative nameservers for your domain are those of ostingraja.in:
Code:
dig +trace drugvigil.com
<-snip->
drugvigil.com. 14400 IN A 103.93.17.162
drugvigil.com. 86400 IN NS ns83.hostingraja.in.
drugvigil.com. 86400 IN NS ns84.hostingraja.in.
;; Received 99 bytes from 103.93.17.161#53(ns83.hostingraja.org) in 271 ms
If I use a ezoic authoritative nameserver (taken from your 2nd image), I can resolve your domain/webserver, but not blog.drugvigil.com, because you didn't add a record for it (again from your 2nd image):
Hello Team,
I hope this message finds you well. I recently migrated my website's ad network from Google AdSense to Ezoic. My website includes a subdomain where I write and publish blogs. After changing the nameservers to Ezoic, I encountered some discrepancies in the DNS settings as indicated by warnings in the Ezoic dashboard. I need your assistance in resolving the following issues:
1. **DNS Errors**: I am unsure how to identify and rectify the DNS settings that are causing the discrepancies. Could you please guide me on how to find and correct these errors?
2. **Google Search Console Indexing Issue**: Currently, my primary domain (somesite.com) is being indexed on Google Search Console, but the subdomain (blog.somesite.com) is not. I am puzzled by this error and would appreciate your help in resolving it.
3. **Blog Site Accessibility**: I noticed that my blog site is not accessible on my network, although it works fine on other networks. Could you please assist me in troubleshooting and fixing this issue?
We aren't on your 'team', but there are a few things of note here.
You changed DNS hosts to Ezoic, and getting warnings from them...have you actually CONTACTED them to use the support you're paying for, to help resolve your issues???
bathory has correctly given you the answers to questions 1 and 2, and as for question 3, how do you think we can answer that??? We aren't ON your network, so we have no idea how your DNS or network configuration is set up, firewalls, filters, etc...things that would make this happen.
I think the nameservers migration is not yet propagated. As you can see below, the authoritative nameservers for your domain are those of ostingraja.in:
Code:
dig +trace drugvigil.com
<-snip->
drugvigil.com. 14400 IN A 103.93.17.162
drugvigil.com. 86400 IN NS ns83.hostingraja.in.
drugvigil.com. 86400 IN NS ns84.hostingraja.in.
;; Received 99 bytes from 103.93.17.161#53(ns83.hostingraja.org) in 271 ms
If I use a ezoic authoritative nameserver (taken from your 2nd image), I can resolve your domain/webserver, but not blog.drugvigil.com, because you didn't add a record for it (again from your 2nd image):
Code:
dig drugvigil.com @dunker.ezoicns.com +short
103.171.180.10
I'm back to using HostingRaja's nameservers. Please advise on how to set up Ezoic to work with both Primary and sub domains simultaneously.
So what i understand by your answer, Do I need to add separate records for domains and subdomains?
dig www.drugvigil.com @dunker.ezoicns.com +short
www.drugvigil.com.cdn.cloudflare.net.
1. I'm back to using HostingRaja's nameservers. Please advise on how to set up Ezoic to work with both Primary and sub domains simultaneously.
2. So what i understand by your answer, Do I need to add separate records for domains and subdomains?
3. I don't understand the last snippet.
1. I'm back to using HostingRaja's nameservers. Please advise on how to set up Ezoic to work with both Primary and sub domains simultaneously.
2. So what i understand by your answer, Do I need to add separate records for domains and subdomains?
3. I don't understand the last snippet.
You think about what you've been told multiple times before, because this goes to point #2....
...which is very obviously yes. Don't register a domain/add a record to DNS=site won't get resolved.
Read it and think about it; it's the output of a command
Again, you've been asking about DNS for a good while, rarely follow up and post any solutions (if at all), and don't appear to be listening to folks who try to help you. At some point you need to start learning for yourself.
Again, your blog site doesn't have a registered name...so how, exactly, do you think you'll be able to resolve any of them???
1. I'm back to using HostingRaja's nameservers. Please advise on how to set up Ezoic to work with both Primary and sub domains simultaneously.
2. So what i understand by your answer, Do I need to add separate records for domains and subdomains?
3. I don't understand the last snippet.
Now everything works with the old nameservers, even blog.drugvigil.com is resolved:
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