We have multiple QA machines on our local LAN that run different sites, each machine on a different version:
QA1 runs test1.167.company.com, test2.167.company.com
QA2 runs test1.168.company.com, test2.168.company.com
We recently added SSL to these sites.
To avoid using using multiple certificates, and because of the max 1 wild card in a certificate we're using *.company.com on all these sites. Therefore, we've changed the URLs for these sites from
<tenant>.<version>.company.com to <tenant>-<version>.company.com.
example: test1-168.company.com
Now, we have a problem with DNS routing. Assume we have 1000 sites on each machine - test1 - test1000.
We were not able to create a rule based on the version part of the subdomain. So we need to create a record for each of these sites individually to route to the correct machine (ip).
We cannot use a subdomain for the version, because then we'll need a new certificate for each version.
I tried looking into proxy/reverse-proxy, but couldn't find a solution that considers part of the subdomain.
Any ideas how to solve this issue?
Thanks in advance.
Edit:
Example summary:
I need
*-167.company.com to be routed locally to QA1 (10.163.128.1) and
*-168.company.com to be routed locally to QA2 (10.163.128.2)
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I have a simple question - can I run two domains at the same hosting?
I have: mywebsite.ru and mywebsite.kz, these are two simple html pages with different information. At my publick_html I have a folder "mywebsite.kz", when I upload files in there .kz works well, but I cannot find folder called mywebsite.ru and I cannot add it as an extra domain, coz it says that this one already exists but shows a different name (something like "mywebsite.hosting.user.ru")...
Thanks in advance and all the best wishes!
Hosting multiple domains on same server is possible using virtual host. Check with your provider if virtual host is enabled for your hosting service, If you have ssh access to your server than you can do it on your own.
I've been using Azure to host my Web Apps for a while now and they've had my own wildcard cert attached to various ones with no problem. Recently, however, one of my clients has wanted a certain degree of uptime/performance (not that there have been any problems so far but they are willing to pay for it and who am I to turn down money) so I've set up mirrored sites and am using traffic manager to route between them.
It works like a charm but for one problem: I have a cname pointing a friendly url to the traffic manager address and, if I try to connect via https, it craps out and wants to use its own *.azurewebsites.com cert no matter what I try.
So my question is: am I missing something here? How to I use my own custom *.mycompany.com cert in this case?
Or, for that matter, is there a better way of doing what I'm ultimately trying to accomplish here?
Here is my set up:
Endpoint 1: MyWebApp-East (type - Azure Endpoint, ssl installed and proper host info added)
Endpoint 2: MyWebApp-West (type - Azure Endpoint, ssl installed and proper host info added)
Traffic Manager: Routing Type - Performance
UPDATE
Oddly enough, I got it to work. I must have had something wrong somewhere. I did a scorched earth approach to it by deleting EVERYTHING (sites, traffic manager, dns entries, etc) and starting over. It works perfectly now!
Posted this in the top part but so as not to leave this open, I'll repost the solution I found:
Oddly enough, I got it to work. I must have had something wrong somewhere. I did a scorched earth approach to it by deleting EVERYTHING (sites, traffic manager, dns entries, etc) and starting over. It works perfectly now.
Sometimes to go forwards, you have to destroy everything.
I have an issue with my Plesk instance which really doesn't make sense to me.
I am creating a lot of subdomain for my clients on my main domain.
I don't handle any DNS on my server, service is disabled in Plesk and my 2 DNS servers for that main domain are my domain/vps provider ones (OVH).
I use then to create a subdomain as a zone DNS for each of my client in OVH backend, but know I chose to simply use a wildcard to avoid having 100s of entry.
Then I go to plesk and add a subdomain (vhost) with the associated folder where the subdomain (or domain) needs to go. It use to work fine but unfortunately now I have an error saying:
Error: Failed domain creation: Unable to update the domain data: The
serial number update limit was reached. No further change on the DNS
zone can be done today.
I really don't get it as, on my provider, I can create as many DNS zone as I want, and I really don't see the link between my server/Plesk vhosts/domains/subdomains and the DNS! I don't handle any DNS on my server and I thought creating a subdomain or domain on Plesk was just creating a vhost.
I am stuck on that one, would be great if any of you ever encounter that issue could help me.
PS: Couldn't find anything online ...
PS2: Called my provider and talked to me about SOA limitations, But again I can't see the link here. As the error is not when I try to create a DNS zone but when I try to set a new vhost.
This is a plesk bug know for me as PPPM-2590.
As workaround you can uncheck 'Use serial number format recommended by IETF and RIPE' on parent domain where you have a lot of subdomains or server-wide in 'Tools & Settings > DNS Templates > SOA record Template' and sync template with domains.
You can try this custom fix
Make sure that you have latest update #68
Backup original file:
cp /usr/local/psa/admin/plib/Dns/Zone/Abstract.php /usr/local/psa/admin/plib/Dns/Zone/Abstract.php.ORIG
Download https://docs.google.com/uc?authuser=0&id=0B7Nx66lufdvpSkxxeHpqaGtvWTg&export=download and place it to /usr/local/psa/admin/plib/Dns/Zone/Abstract.php
I'm looking to figure out how to replicate the functionality of GoDaddy's PreviewDNS when I'm moving a site to my own web host based in cpanel.
My setup is this: I have a wordpress multiuser site setup with a subdomain install, and a wildcard redirect.
I can't figure out how I can preview the website for an account before the DNS is switched over to my host from the old host.
I've been able to sorta do this by creating an A record of a subdomain over to my host, but I still have the issue of not being able to test the actual files instead of a copy in a subdomain.
I have two IP addresses attached to the server, one to the server itself and all the shared domains, and the other dedicated to the WP multisite.
When I go to http://ipaddress/~username/, I either get an error, or get redirected to the wordpress multisite's default "this site doesn't exist, sign up now to create it" page. I've tried this with both IP addresses with no avail.
Any ideas?
I think what you're trying to do is ensure that everything is working on the new server before having the DNS globally changed for all users? You could change your local computers hosts file to point the domain (and any subdomains you wish to test) over to the new dedicated IP address, which is essentially moving the DNS over for just yourself.
Here's a pretty good guide on how to do it: http://www.howtogeek.com/howto/27350/beginner-geek-how-to-edit-your-hosts-file/
I'm attempting to satisfy the Cookieless domain suggestion of Google's Page Speed plugin and am running into a wall with my host who can't be bothered with the details of why it's not working. Accessing st1.dgcstatic.com should be the same as accessing st1.defunctgames.com; however, this is not the case.
Have I missed a step of configuration? Do I need to wait for DNS propagation? You can see below my steps of experimentation.
DNS Setup:
Created CNAME of st1.dgcstatic.com to point to st1.defunctgames.com on dgcstatic.com
Created A record of st1.defunctgames.com on defunctgames.com
Created sub-domain of st1.defunctgames.com on defunctgames.com
When I run a tracert st1.dgcstatic.com it produces the following result:
C:\Users\Patrick>tracert st1.dgcstatic.com
Tracing route to st1.defunctgames.com [50.22.11.10]
When I run a host st1.dgcstatic.com it produces the following result:
patrick:~ patrick$ host st1.dgcstatic.com
st1.dgcstatic.com is an alias for st1.defunctgames.com.
st1.defunctgames.com has address 50.22.11.10
And finally, using this site it seems to produce the same results of showing things configured correctly.
http://www.mxtoolbox.com/SuperTool.aspx?action=mx%3ast1.dgcstatic.com
According to all these results, the world can see my DNS changes, my host on the other hand gave me the "Wait for propagation" rigmarole When asked why this isn't working.
It looks to me that your domain names are set up correctly (st1.dgcstatic.com is an alias of st1.defunctgames.com), but the web host needs to have a mapping or configuration to know how to serve st1.dgcstatic.com content.
Both domains are resolving to 50.22.11.10, but that is most likely a shared IP address host. (Visiting http://50.22.11.10 demonstrates that it's shared - it can't resolve to your site just by the IP address.)
You'll need to configure through your webhost provider the second domain. Hosting companies do this differently; in my case it's just a matter of adding a new domain to my account (extra $1/mo), and configuring the path for HTML source files.