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DNS server changed with 10.4 upgrade

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zebrafilm

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On v10.3 I was running MS DNS server, after I upgraded to 10.4 suddenly everything was moved to the BIND DNS server.
I have been trying to move it back but I get errors.

Are there more people with this problem?

Bastiaan
 
attached the errors I get when I try to switch the DNS server back to MS DNS

first a warning about my IP ranges, than it errors out on the first domain.
MS DNS stops working and Plesk puts the service state in manual.......

This server was also a secondairy server for one other system.
Needles to say I am not amused????

Bastiaan
 

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Not sure if this will help in your case or not but after I did the second to last plesk upgrade. The upgrade completely broke all of my DNS. After getting ZERO assistance, not even a reply, and this was for a problem that was obviously there as they fixed it in the next update, or so they say. I manually uninstalled BIND and installed MSDNS.

Here is how to uninstall BIND:
4. BIND DNS Server

NOTE: Panel cannot work without a chosen DNS server.

msiexec /x {19E548B1-DBC2-4bfc-BA3D-715D83424BB8}
defpackagemng.exe --get --force
defpackagemng.exe --fix

Taken from here:

http://kb.parallels.com/en/112925


Hope it helps, don't hold your breath waiting for these jokers.
 
Thanks for the tip.
I have created a ticket and asked them to fix it.
Don't want to mess around on a live site with 30 domains too much.

If I don't get a reaction I will follow your advice.

Just one question:
Did Plesk re-created all DNS zones automatically or did you do them all manual again?
 
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