- Server operating system version
- CentOS Linux 7.9.2009
- Plesk version and microupdate number
- 18.0.51
I was doing an email health check on MXToolBox.com & it gave me an error that:
Reverse DNS is not a valid Hostname.
On checking this it appears I have made a mistake with the server hostname which is: "domain.co.uk" whereas I should have named it something like "web.domain.co.uk"
I should mention that its a dedicated server with Centos 7 & the latest version of Plesk.
Both nameserver glue records from my hosting company for the domain I'm using are pointing to my dedicated server so:
ns1.domain.co.uk
ns2.domain.co.uk
My question is, if I change the server hostname to "web.domain.co.uk" do I also need to update the nameserver records to:
ns1.web.domain.co.uk
ns2.web.domain.co.uk
For some reason I just cannot work it through in my head & yes I know that the name servers should be different but I only have a single server.
Thanks
Reverse DNS is not a valid Hostname.
On checking this it appears I have made a mistake with the server hostname which is: "domain.co.uk" whereas I should have named it something like "web.domain.co.uk"
I should mention that its a dedicated server with Centos 7 & the latest version of Plesk.
Both nameserver glue records from my hosting company for the domain I'm using are pointing to my dedicated server so:
ns1.domain.co.uk
ns2.domain.co.uk
My question is, if I change the server hostname to "web.domain.co.uk" do I also need to update the nameserver records to:
ns1.web.domain.co.uk
ns2.web.domain.co.uk
For some reason I just cannot work it through in my head & yes I know that the name servers should be different but I only have a single server.
Thanks