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DNS question!

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shahin

Guest
Hi,

I am new to plesk, I did install it on a debian 4 and it working corectly, but I have a question, we are going to use this program to allow our clients to create there own e-mails and change there DNS settins, should this debian server with plesk be a regiterd Name server? or can pointed to othere name server? for user to be able to change there DNS setting?

Thanks,

Shahin
 
If you intend to use Plesk as a primary or a secondary nameserver (or both) then yes, you'll need to create namserver host records for the "nameserver" domain which points to the IP(s) of your Plesk server.

Have a look here: http://www.cymru1.net/help/vps-hints-and-tips.php (under Understanding and setting up DNS) for more information.

Faris.
 
Hi faris,

Thanks for your rplay it was very helpful, now i understand the concept behind the DNS and the plesk.


Thanks,

Shahin
 
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