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Issue Wrong Domain-Routing on Plesk Server

Freggle

New Pleskian
Hey ladies and gentlemen,

i have a bad issue with my Plesk Onyx Server 17.8.11 #35.

First of all: Plesk is installed on a Linux Ubuntu 18.04 vServer hosted at Strato Germany. In addition to the vServer I bought a Domain an set an A-Record to the IP-address of the vServer.

Summary (example)
- vServer Domain h1234567.stratoserver.net with IP 12.34.56.78
- Domain www.Beispiel.de with A-Record to IP 12.34.56.78 (vServer)

I have added a Website called "Beispiel.de" and put some content to it.

Normally I should see the content I have added before when I browse to "www.Beispiel.de", but I am redirected to "h1234567.stratoserver.net" automatically with the default-contenct of Plesk.

Where is the problem???

Funnily enough I have the same point of origin at another vServer and i works like it should ...

Thanks for your fast feedback.

Freggle aka Christoph
 
Check the Domain Apache and Nginx configuration files in /var/www/vhosts/system/example.com/conf/ if they seem off or are empty try:
# plesk repair web example.com
 
did you fixed it?

if not have a look in your /etc/resolve.conf.
if you find something like this 127.0.0.53, then there is a misconfiguration in ubuntu 18.04.
solution here :
 
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