Resolved Plesk DNS Propagation problem

[Splanas00]

Hello.

A few days ago I installed plesk on Ubuntu Server and configured a new domain with a dns zone. 3 days ago I'm waiting and dns propagation does not work. I can access the default plesk site (from the domain name), but when I do a "dns propagation checker" it does not propagate to all the world.
I also have port 53 open.

I attached some images of the server configuration, to see if there is anything wrong.


DNS Zone:

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Server settings:

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Server IP Address:

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Hosts file:

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Interfaces:

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The domain (GoDaddy) has 2 nameservers:
ns1.si...ns.com 88.--.--.189
ns2.si...ns.com 88.--.--.189

And the DNS of the domain are:
ns1.si...ns.com
ns2.si...ns.com


I have something misconfigured?
Thanks.

 

[UFHH01]

Hi Splanas00,

to investigate your issue, we either need the FQDN, or/and the corresponding IP address. At the moment, we can only see your internal 192.xxx - address, which is not able to communicate with "the world".

 

[Splanas00]

Hi Splanas00,

to investigate your issue, we either need the FQDN, or/and the corresponding IP address. At the moment, we can only see your internal 192.xxx - address, which is not able to communicate with "the world".

Hello.

FQDN: http://sistemesdns.com/
IP: 88.11.14.189

Thank you.

 

[UFHH01]

Hi Splanas00,

your IP ressolves to a dynamic IP, where you are not able to reverse to your FQDN.

=> Reverse DNS Lookup for 88.11.14.189​

Pls. consider to ask your provider ( Telefonica de Espana SAU ) if they offer static IPs and if they do, if you are able to setup the reverse DNS - entry to a FQDN of your choice.

 

[scsa20]

Hello Splanas00,

On top of what UFHH01 said, I'm going to throw out that you could, in theory, use a dynamic IP but it's highly recommended that you don't. Always use static IP.s

With that said, in order for you to resolve anything if you're using your own DNS server (instead of using the DNS option provided by GoDaddy which is the registrar of your domain), you'll need to create 2 Glue records for both of your name servers otherwise it doesn't know how to route anything and to allow the DNS to propagate.

Just food for thought there.

But yes, like what UFHH01 said, check with your ISP to see if they have static IPs available to use.

Also, a reverse DNS technically isn't needed unless you're planning to use your own domain for sending emails as well (not needed if you're using a service such as Google Apps or Office 365).

 

[Splanas00]

Hi Splanas00,

your IP ressolves to a dynamic IP, where you are not able to reverse to your FQDN.

=> Reverse DNS Lookup for 88.11.14.189​

Pls. consider to ask your provider ( Telefonica de Espana SAU ) if they offer static IPs and if they do, if you are able to setup the reverse DNS - entry to a FQDN of your choice.

Thank you. I will need a static IP.

Hello Splanas00,

On top of what UFHH01 said, I'm going to throw out that you could, in theory, use a dynamic IP but it's highly recommended that you don't. Always use static IP.s

With that said, in order for you to resolve anything if you're using your own DNS server (instead of using the DNS option provided by GoDaddy which is the registrar of your domain), you'll need to create 2 Glue records for both of your name servers otherwise it doesn't know how to route anything and to allow the DNS to propagate.

Just food for thought there.

But yes, like what UFHH01 said, check with your ISP to see if they have static IPs available to use.

Also, a reverse DNS technically isn't needed unless you're planning to use your own domain for sending emails as well (not needed if you're using a service such as Google Apps or Office 365).

Hello,

In godaddy I already have created the glue records , and the nameservers of the domain, are the glue records

With these changes, I need an static IP or the dns will propagate with the dynamic ip that I have?

Thanks.

 

[scsa20]

Yes you will need to get static IPs otherwise you'll just be asking for trouble

 

[Splanas00]

Ok, thank you. Thread solved.