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DNS issue - shaggy - 02-03-2011 03:59 PM
I have a problem with my Name server. I set on the domain provider ns1.example.com and pointed ns1 to my IP Address, I forwarded port 53 to my server and I know it's not correct to do but also set ns2.example.com to the same IP and directed the domain to thos name servers, localy the site shows via http://www.example.com but when my mate views it remotely it does not show, after doing a dns check on network-tools.com it does not show the IP address of the dns server. what did I do wrong. do I need to add the WAN address into a config file for Bind? atm it only has the networks local address in it (eg 192.168.0.8)
OS: Ubuntu server 10.10
ISP-CP Ver: 1.0.7
everything else works fine, of I use the registers name server it all works without a hassle, but if I use the name server installed with ISP-CP I get that issue. works localy but not remotely (as in no one that is not on my network is able to see my dns server). here is a basic list of the forwarded ports on my router
Server : 192.168.0.8
VIOP Server: 192.168.0.5
Invoice Server(win)(VPN Server): 192.168.0.6
Outbound Services
# Enable Service Name Action LAN Users WAN Servers Log
Default Yes Any ALLOW always Any Any Never
Inbound Services
# |Enable |Service Name |Action |LAN Server IP address |WAN Users |Log
1 | |DNS |ALLOW always |192.168.0.8 |Any |Always
2 | |VPN-PPTP |ALLOW always |192.168.0.6 |Any |Never
3 | |SMTP |ALLOW always |192.168.0.8 |Any |Never
4 | |FTP |ALLOW always |192.168.0.8 |Any |Never
5 | |Server |ALLOW always |192.168.0.8 |Any |Never
Default |Yes |DMZ |ALLOW always |192.168.0.5 |Any |Never
Default |Yes |Any |BLOCK always |Any |Any |Never
RE: DNS issue - fluser - 02-03-2011 08:11 PM
Quote:what did I do wrong. do I need to add the WAN address into a config file for Bind? atm it only has the networks local address in it (eg 192.168.0.8)
Think about it and you can give the answer yourself.
Best Regards
Fluser
RE: DNS issue - shaggy - 02-04-2011 06:24 AM
dude I have NEVER playe with DNS, this is a first for me, I don't know what file where was line, or if it needs to be on every domain or just one main file, instead of think about it, just say es and it's x file on x line or these files on these lines. this is ment to be a help forum.
RE: DNS issue - fluser - 02-04-2011 06:47 AM
First, change your dns-ip of IspCP
Attantion! This is not officially supported by IspCP and I will not take care of emerging problems.
Code:
sed -i "s/192.168.x.x/xxx.xxx.xxx.xxx/g" /var/cache/bind/xyz.domain.tld.db
sed -i "s/192.168.x.x/xxx.xxx.xxx.xxx/g" /var/cache/bind/xyz.domain.tld.db
/etc/init.d/bind9 reloadThen change the template files for Bind
Code:
cp /etc/ispcp/bind/parts/ /etc/ispcp/bind/parts_bck -R
sed -i "s/{DMN_IP}/xxx.xxx.xxx.xxx/g" /etc/ispcp/bind/parts/*
sed -i "s/{BASE_SERVER_IP}/xxx.xxx.xxx.xxx/g" /etc/ispcp/bind/parts/*
#sed -i "s/{SECONDARY_DNS_IP}/xxx.xxx.xxx.xxx/g" /etc/ispcp/bind/parts/*If I were you, I would make a backup first.
For rebuilding all bind files, have a look into the wiki. You should find it with the search function. If not, write here a post again
Best Regards
Fluser
Edit:
Quote:dude I have NEVER playe with DNS, this is a first for me, I don't know what file where was line, or if it needs to be on every domain or just one main file, instead of think about it, just say es and it's x file on x line or these files on these lines. this is ment to be a help forum.
Maybe you should think about your behaviour... I only told you that you gave the answer by yourself. And you didn't ask for a solution, you only asked for a "why does it not work".