LeonardChallis
New Pleskian
Hi there, firstly my apologies if my question is vague. DNS is not my strong area - so if there is a name for this type of DNS setup that I can go ahead and read more about then do please share those links.
I have an Icelandic domain registered (let's call it domain.is). The ISNIC only let you use their trusted DNS providers. The one I chose, because it's free, is X.is. They give you four nameservers: a.x.is, b.x.is, c.x.is and d.x.is. Doing a lookup on my domain I get this:
Usually, from my normal registrar, I can just point my domain to the VPS nameserver (such as nameserver1.vpsproviderdns.com and nameserver2.vpsproviderdns.com), and all the various subdomains will work (i.e. mail.domain.com, ftp.domain.com, etc). In this case, however, domain.is and www.domain.is work, but I cannot connect to other subdomains like mail.
I'm unsure how to move forward - can anyone make any suggestions?
Thanks!
I have an Icelandic domain registered (let's call it domain.is). The ISNIC only let you use their trusted DNS providers. The one I chose, because it's free, is X.is. They give you four nameservers: a.x.is, b.x.is, c.x.is and d.x.is. Doing a lookup on my domain I get this:
Code:
domain.is IN NS a.x.is 86400s (1d)
domain.is IN NS d.x.is 86400s (1d)
domain.is IN NS c.x.is 86400s (1d)
domain.is IN NS b.x.is 86400s (1d)
domain.is IN MX
preference: 10
exchange: mx1.x.is
86400s (1d)
domain.is IN MX
preference: 20
exchange: mx2.x.is
86400s (1d)
domain.is IN SOA
server: a.x.is
email: hostmaster@x.is
serial: 2013081512
refresh: 10800
retry: 3600
expire: 604800
minimum ttl: 1800
86400s (1d)
domain.is IN A 178.18.125.121 86400s (1d)
Usually, from my normal registrar, I can just point my domain to the VPS nameserver (such as nameserver1.vpsproviderdns.com and nameserver2.vpsproviderdns.com), and all the various subdomains will work (i.e. mail.domain.com, ftp.domain.com, etc). In this case, however, domain.is and www.domain.is work, but I cannot connect to other subdomains like mail.
I'm unsure how to move forward - can anyone make any suggestions?
Thanks!