Sentora DNS does not work

[plidos]

Yes? Can you help me with that trouble or not? Thanks

[plidos]

This is my domain registrar for the other domain:
http://prntscr.com/7z6xj6
http://prntscr.com/7z6xrq

And what now?

[Rick]

You know that by creating and domain to Sentora it doesn't automatically adds the DNS records? You have to set up the DNS records in the DNS zone separately using the DNS Records manager under Domains. (Don't know how it's called, something like that )

Do a port check on port 53 on your IP and check whether your DNS is running.
Using dig or http://kloth.net/services/dig.php check whether your DNS records truely exist.

[plidos]

Yes I know...I have created dns Records..
Yes and port 53 is open

[apinto]

I don't know how it works on your Domain Registrar, however in general it is like this:

On your DOMAIN REGISTRAR (not VPS):
- Use the registrar default NS.
- Create 2 subdomains, ns1 and ns2
- Wait for those subdomains to be reachable on the public DNS (up to 48h).

On SENTORA DNS:
- Create 2 subdomains, ns1 and ns2
- Point entries to the correct IP Address.

After DNS propagation is done on your REGISTRAR (not your VPS):
- Switch your nameservers to the new ones (ns1.domain.tld and ns2.domain.tld).

After this everything should be working.


Now, please consider this:
- Every Registrar I've worked with REQUIERES you do register your name server (this is default industry behavior and I do not know why your registrar is not asking for this... weird).
- For GoDaddy the tutorial is: https://www.godaddy.com/help/setting-cus...h-us-12317
- Ask your Registrar about how to do this.

In my opinion, theres something VERY wierd about your registar and your DNS setup... but, like I said you should be using Cloud Flare (or any other free DNS) for your main domain.