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Can´t get my domains to work (on windows vps) - muxmi - 01-19-2016
Hi guys,
Im trying to host 2 domains on my own vps server using sentora, but im unable to make them work.
I already installed Sentora, added both domains and created FTP accounts, uploaded the actual html for each one and changed namecheap (registrar) ips to point to my vps ip (A record).
Its the Sentora fo Windows version, i created the DNS server on windows too before installing sentora.
What im doing wrong?
Thanks in advance.
Regards
RE: Can´t get my domains to work (on windows vps) - TGates - 01-19-2016
[Moved to proper forum section]
Quote:Its the Sentora fo Windows version,
What link or forum post did you use?
RE: Can´t get my domains to work (on windows vps) - muxmi - 01-19-2016
(01-19-2016, 02:06 AM)TGates Wrote: [Moved to proper forum section]
Quote:Its the Sentora fo Windows version,
http://sourceforge.net/projects/sentoraforwindows/
This one, should i downlaod other?
And am i missing something when configurating the domains on the server?
Thanks
RE: Can´t get my domains to work (on windows vps) - Me.B - 01-19-2016
The port is not our and I don't know it that release is even from @[MarkDark]
RE: Can´t get my domains to work (on windows vps) - TGates - 01-19-2016
It notes that it is MarkDark's version uploaded by Andykimpe.
This is my upgrade conversion from ZPanel: http://forums.sentora.org/showthread.php?tid=2198
If you want to do my version, you first need to install ZPanel and update it to v10.1.1
This is the forum link to MarkDark's version: http://forums.sentora.org/showthread.php?tid=1687
MarkDark's would be much easier as it is all-in-one package.
Although, if you are renting a VPS you should get a CentOS or Ubuntu VPS and just install Sentora on one of those since Windows version is being phased out and is pretty much no longer support.
RE: Can´t get my domains to work (on windows vps) - muxmi - 01-19-2016
(01-19-2016, 05:44 AM)TGates Wrote: It notes that it is MarkDark's version uploaded by Andykimpe.
This is my upgrade conversion from ZPanel: http://forums.sentora.org/showthread.php?tid=2198
If you want to do my version, you first need to install ZPanel and update it to v10.1.1
This is the forum link to MarkDark's version: http://forums.sentora.org/showthread.php?tid=1687
MarkDark's would be much easier as it is all-in-one package.
Although, if you are renting a VPS you should get a CentOS or Ubuntu VPS and just install Sentora on one of those since Windows version is being phased out and is pretty much no longer support.
Ill try to install the MarkDark version
Im not using a vps with CentOS or Ubuntu because i actaully use the vps to work with some windows softwares.
Thanks!
RE: Can´t get my domains to work (on windows vps) - Me.B - 01-19-2016
Best is using centos or ubuntu if you want stable sentora and more suitable for production.
M B
RE: Can´t get my domains to work (on windows vps) - TGates - 01-19-2016
(01-19-2016, 06:20 AM)muxmi Wrote: Ill try to install the MarkDark version
Im not using a vps with CentOS or Ubuntu because i actaully use the vps to work with some windows softwares.
Thanks!
As a reminder, make sure you do NOT have any web services installed on the VPS as noted in the Docs: http://docs.sentora.org/?node=57
There will be some differences in packages and versions due to the fact that you are using Windows, but the basic install rules are the same. The package (even MarkDark's version) will install everything you need to get up and running.
If any packages that are related to web hosting are installed you will have errors and the panel and configs will not work.