Dear friends,
I have been problems with my plesk panel and I'll apreciate some help.
I followed this step by step http://kb.parallels.com/114947 and choosed the BYOL.
I added a new network interface and I have 2 public IPs (to create ns1 and ns2) an 2 private IPs.
Plesk recognized all the interfaces.
I created the first customer, edited DNS template and I created 2 A entries: ns1.mydomain.com.br with Public IP1 and ns2.mydomain.com.br with public IP2.
First of all, I opened all the ports that I saw in documentation... was a lot, but I did. I did it on Windows firewall and AWS security group firewall.
I wanst able to ping or something... An when I go to direct my domain on domain reseller, I recieve the message: DNS SERVER MASTER: TIMEUOT, DNS SERVER SLAVE: TIMEUOT.
Well to test conectivity, I opend all TCP/ICMP ports and I was able to ping, but my error on reseller is the same.
Anyone can help me? I really don't now what could it be...
I did it many times on softlayer, but is my debut in AWS. I don't want to use Route 53 as a DNS.
Thank you
Akira
I have been problems with my plesk panel and I'll apreciate some help.
I followed this step by step http://kb.parallels.com/114947 and choosed the BYOL.
I added a new network interface and I have 2 public IPs (to create ns1 and ns2) an 2 private IPs.
Plesk recognized all the interfaces.
I created the first customer, edited DNS template and I created 2 A entries: ns1.mydomain.com.br with Public IP1 and ns2.mydomain.com.br with public IP2.
First of all, I opened all the ports that I saw in documentation... was a lot, but I did. I did it on Windows firewall and AWS security group firewall.
I wanst able to ping or something... An when I go to direct my domain on domain reseller, I recieve the message: DNS SERVER MASTER: TIMEUOT, DNS SERVER SLAVE: TIMEUOT.
Well to test conectivity, I opend all TCP/ICMP ports and I was able to ping, but my error on reseller is the same.
Anyone can help me? I really don't now what could it be...
I did it many times on softlayer, but is my debut in AWS. I don't want to use Route 53 as a DNS.
Thank you
Akira