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Beantwoord
Ajenti V for begginer
I took one of my old laptops and installed Ubuntu Server (14.04) and than installed Ajenti and Ajenti V
I've access to Ajenti and all looks great !
I've a domain which I would like to host by my self (I actually have several domains for will start with just one).
From hosting on other servers I know that I just need to update my domain's DNS records
to point to my server's DNS but how do I know what is my server's DNS ?
Thanks !
I've access to Ajenti and all looks great !
I've a domain which I would like to host by my self (I actually have several domains for will start with just one).
From hosting on other servers I know that I just need to update my domain's DNS records
to point to my server's DNS but how do I know what is my server's DNS ?
Thanks !
Antwoord
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Antwoord
Beantwoord
Hello Yaniv.
Apparently you mean that you'd like to set up NS entry at your registrar's zone and use your own BIND9 installation to host the website's domain. Unfortunately we don't have easy "1-2-3" interface for this yet. However if you're not afraid of editing the zonefile (adding records in text form - e.g. ". IN A 1.2.3.4", you can simply install bind9 DNS server and use built-in BIND9 plugin to create a zone for your domain and add records.
If you'd rather prefer avoid that, you can use your registrar's web panel to edit zone and add records there, instead of hosting your own DNS server.
Apparently you mean that you'd like to set up NS entry at your registrar's zone and use your own BIND9 installation to host the website's domain. Unfortunately we don't have easy "1-2-3" interface for this yet. However if you're not afraid of editing the zonefile (adding records in text form - e.g. ". IN A 1.2.3.4", you can simply install bind9 DNS server and use built-in BIND9 plugin to create a zone for your domain and add records.
If you'd rather prefer avoid that, you can use your registrar's web panel to edit zone and add records there, instead of hosting your own DNS server.
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Apparently you mean that you'd like to set up NS entry at your registrar's zone and use your own BIND9 installation to host the website's domain. Unfortunately we don't have easy "1-2-3" interface for this yet. However if you're not afraid of editing the zonefile (adding records in text form - e.g. ". IN A 1.2.3.4", you can simply install bind9 DNS server and use built-in BIND9 plugin to create a zone for your domain and add records.
If you'd rather prefer avoid that, you can use your registrar's web panel to edit zone and add records there, instead of hosting your own DNS server.