An addendum to my previous post. There are so many bases to cover with this issue that I forgot some things.
My local sites reside at class C IPs:
192.168.123.201, 202, 203
which matches the reverse zone file of course.
I didn't mention that ALL domains work flawlessly from my web server...
To ifincham,
My setup is not like what you posted a couple days ago, since that was name-base vhosting.
My public IPs are used by firewall boxes which use port forwarding to send DNS, http, ftp etc requests to the correct srvers.
Behind my firewalls I have two servers with DNS and web on...
When trying to reach my server by typing www.discovermountainbiking.net or discovermountainbiking.net from outside my network, my server responds with the Apache default page. In fact, I have more domains, and they all do that. I figure this is a good start. It indicates to me that my DNS...
Well, to let everyone know that has been posting here...
I can enter any of my domain names now and they all resolve to my Apache default page. I guess that's good. At least DNS is set up well enough to get Apache to respond on all domains.
I have no idea what is wrong now. I have all zones...
To sarm,
I forgot, not everyone is using IP-based virtual hosting. If you are not using class C IPs, you have to use Name-based virtual hosting, in which case you don't need to alias your eth0 to create another IP. But you DO need a DNS server (BIND) to do it.
I can provide links to lots of...
This is a pretty dead thread... I am trying to help sarm.
You create Alias IP addresses for each virtual site you want to add. If you have Xwindows installed, open the Network Configuration tool, click on Interface, highlight your network card (eth0) and click on Alias at the bottom of the...
Hi, Optimised.
My RH7.1 server sits behind a firewall, so I did not install IPchains when I configured my server. All I had to do was instruct my firewall to forward any port 53 request to my RH7.1 server IP address.
However, if your server isn't behind a firewall, you'll need to leave...
I am trying to figure out if there might be something wrong with my resolve.conf file. But I have found nothing about it on any linux documentation site that is any help.
I'm sorry your went through all that work. You must not have seen my note about using abbreviations, so I didn't have to type absolutelybrilliant.net and discovermountainbiking.net all those times.
dmbt and abril are legitimately owned by someone else, as you found out...
I meant...
I am not sure what I mean. All I know is, I don't get the same pages as you do when I type in the same things in my browser...
Could we swap e-mail addresses or ICQ numbers to help us communicate? I will post whatever solutions we come up with on here so others will know, if many are...
To answer my own question, I set my router to use the DNS of web2010. I get the same responses as when I use my ISPs DNS.
(I am abbreviating discovermountainbiking as dmtb and absolutelybrilliant as abril)
www.dmtb.net - my server, correct page
dmtb.net - my server, apache page
www.abril.net -...
ifincham, those are the responses I get from DIG from my ISPs DNS as well. But I do not get the same pages as you... Perhaps you can give me your ISPs DNS server IPs and I can reset my router with those, so I can try surfing from outside my ISP...
What do you say?
Thanks ifincham and marsd for your responses. It turns out that I had totally ruined all my zone records by adding a letter to the serial number to help me keep track of changes. Not much was working this morning.
Dig told me I was no longer authoritative for any of my zones, and the logs...
Okay. Thanks for the response!
I dug around and found some good BIND and Apache tips. I made some changes and hurray! I can now resolve www.discovermountainbiking.net!! :)
The way I had the site coming up originally was simply the fact that it was default. Any request to my IP gave that...
Hi, folks. I have just spent four hours on my RH7.1 DNS server and it finally resolves my domain name for the first time ever. Sort of.
My domain name is discovermountainbiking.net and that works, try it. BUT! I don't understand this and nothing I have done fixed it...
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