(11-30-2015, 09:44 PM)apinto Wrote:(11-30-2015, 03:11 AM)ems_484 Wrote:(11-28-2015, 07:26 AM)ems_484 Wrote:(11-27-2015, 05:28 AM)apinto Wrote: I believe that you have not configured the nameservers on your domain, Sentora installs and configures bind to work with sentora.
I am confused by this. How can I configure bind "nameservers" for my domain (ex ns.domain.com; ns2.domain.com) if Sentora doesnt want me to? I know that Sentora installs bind, but when I go to configure it, it doesn't operate. Maybe CentOS7 is different. Maybe I will change back to 6.5 Final. I can't enter Sentora via the web because of the domain name having no dns resolver to get there, so I manually configure them, do a 'systemctl restart named", but still no go.
Anyone know?
You should not manually configure the DNS on Sentora.
Te be able to help you please provide the following information:
- What's the IP Address of the server where Sentora is installed?
- What's the domain you are trying to configure?
After I know this information, I'll try to tell you what is wrong.
Yes. it is 209.148.85.228, and the domain is seekanet.com. The sub domain that it requires will be shell.seekanet.com. Port 80. the domain is pointed right now to my own name servers, but until Sentora is setup. I can't setup the name servers. So this is where I'm alittle confused. The name servers are on the same machine. Well, are going to be.
