Domain not resolving in browser

[JohnM3983388]

I have set up my dedicated server and now setting up a Domain, using Plesk 9.2.3

- I registered "domain.com" several days ago
- in Plesk, clicked Domains and created a new domain, identifying "domain.com" as the one I would be hosting
- using FTP, I logged in to the server
- I can see /var/www/vhosts/domain.com/httpdocs/ which Plesk created
- The default index.html page that Plesk installs in /httpdocs is there

But when I use my browser to go to domain.com, I am taken to the default Apache index.html page.

Why is my domain that I created in Plesk not resolving correctly in the browser?

Thanks in advance for any insight.

 

[IgorG]

Are you sure that domain's hostname is resolvable to your Plesk server IP address?

 

[AntonioMG]

Domain still not resolving

i have the same problem, but if i put http://domain.com it goes to the web page but if we seacrh for http://www.domain.com, gives an error.
all dns are ok

 

[JohnM3983388]

resolved...

...at least for my situation.

It turns out that I have a hardware firewall upstream from the server (I'm new to all of this!) and therefore, I needed to define an internal IP address for the /vhost directory where the site resides on the server.

So in Plesk, I had to go to the screen "Home", choose "IP Addresses" and "Reread IP". Plesk then identified an internal IP as 10.0.0.1 and it became available to the domain I was having trouble with. I then went to "Domains... Web Hosting Settings" and chose the newly-available internal IP address.

Now browser resolves to the domain properly.

AntonioMG i have the same problem, but if i put http://domain.com it goes to the web page but if we seacrh for http://www.domain.com, gives an error.
all dns are ok

AntonioMG: When you created the domain in Plesk, did you choose the checkbox for "www" next to where you type in the domain name? I can't remember exactly what that changes, but I'm wondering if it is related to how the DNS settings are created for the domain?? Again, I am a total rookie at this stuff, so it mostly takes me lots of guessing to figure out any of this and stumble upon an answer. Image of what I'm talking about: