Hey guys I build second wordpress on azure,but I wanna use synology domain name for azure.
I use dns server try to pair Cname for azure, but it's not working.
The azure said I don't Verify domain ownership.
But I'm already to setting in Nas Dns server
Sounds like you are setting a DNS record in a local DNS server. Azure checks for domain ownership from public DNS servers, it doesn't check your local DNS server.
You need to go to your DNS registrar (where you registered the domain) and modify the DNS records there.
If that was allowed, you could verify any domain that you don't own, which isn't what we want.
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after changing name servers in my registered domain (in namecheap) which has the name for example "contoso.net" to name servers, which matches the four nameservers in my Azure DNS zone (ex: ns1-08.azure-dns.com) I could not access my website as usual , and I receive the error message, which referes to the this problem with name servers (DNS_PROBE_FINISHED_NXDOMAIN).
so, when I reset again the default name server to "namecheap web hosting DNS", then I can again access the website.
can anyone help? thanks!
When you change the name server for that domain to Azure provider name server, actually you have delegated that domain to Azure DNS name servers and you could edit your DNS records in the Azure DNS zone.
In this case, you need to add A or CNAME records mapping to your website's hostname or IP address in your original domain provider, then you will access websites again. Usually, it takes about a few minutes or hours for the DNS propagation. If you still could not access the websites after verifying the DNS update, please clear the cache or type ipconfig/flushdns on the windows command prompt.
References:
https://learn.microsoft.com/en-us/azure/dns/dns-domain-delegation
https://learn.microsoft.com/en-us/azure/dns/dns-web-sites-custom-domain
I registered domain on the WHM and create a new user cpanel with the domain, the domain is added to the cpanel. But when i try to browse the domain name it getting server DNS address could not be found.i updated the name servers with my server name, but nothing changed.
when i try to go through myip/~newuser it going fine to the site file, but with the domain name it's not.
You have a DNS issue in this case. Please check your DNS zone with a tool like intoDns:
https://intodns.com/yourdomain.tld
See if you get any errors there. If you do, then you have issues with your DNS configuration. Be sure that you have create the parent DNS servers for your domain if you want to use the DNS from WHM (the parent DNS servers should point to your WHM server ip).
Try using external services to query your DNS server to see if it actually works (like MXToolBox etc). Or you can use nslookup or dig right from your WHM server by connecting via ssh.
I am using Azure App Service to host my NodeExpress application, I am right now stuck at a very strange requirement.
I have 2 different azure app services.
1) myApp
2) sampleApp
I have a domain pointed at myApp. (Added hostname www.myapp.com)
now I want to delete myApp and shift my hostname (www.myapp.com) to sampleApp.
now my Question is,
will it change my IP Address? (This I think it would because I haven't bought any static IP)
if my app service pointing IP is changed, will I have to do anything with the domain DNS manager to move www.myapp.com in hostnames of sample app?
I don't have access to DNS Manager because client has it. I have to tell client to add CNAME to verify domain ownership. I want to point this domain to different app service without adding delay of asking my client to change its cname to verify domain ownership.
You can actually migrate the domainname without downtime by using a verify record. Just create the record:
awverify.www.mydomain.com CNAME mynewnodeapp1.azurewebsites.net
That will enable you to add the hostname www.domain.com to sampleApp in azure (and add an SSL binding).
Source: https://learn.microsoft.com/en-us/azure/app-service/manage-custom-dns-migrate-domain
You have to register the new CNAME from your web application in the DNS server before adding it to Azure App Service. Right now you have something like this:
www.mydomain.com CNAME mynodeapp1.azurewebsites.net
First, change it to your new application address:
www.mydomain.com CNAME mynewnodeapp1.azurewebsites.net
And then add the custom domain to your new web application.
App Service does provide you with a public IP address, but it's not guaranteed to remain the same, although it's unlikely to change. Said that, as long as you keep using CNAME, you shouldn't have any problems. If you delete the original app and recreate using the same Azure FQDN, then you don't need to change anything on customer DNS settings, Azure will be able to verify the domain successfully in this case.
I'm trying to add a Azure Server to an existing domain. Windows2012 is looking for _ldap._tcp.dc._msdcs.learnsense.org
How do I set up a Godaddy DNS SRV record that will point to my Domain Controller named ATA-Server?
For reference the fields are
Thanks!
I did it!
For anyone else who wants to do this, I was able to use Godaddy DNS to host a SRV record enabling a domain join for my Azure server.
How I did it!
On the domain controller DNS there's a _msdcs.domain zone and a folder _tcp and record _ldap. These DNS records are auto-populated when the server role DC is added. (For me this server's DNS is only for the local (internal) network.
I used above record's values to configure the Godaddy DNS as in their help page .
I tested the record using nslookup in powershell like shown in this page. Added the Azure server to the domain and restarted. (If you need help with that.)
That does it!
i have bought a domain(adspace.lk) and hosting from the same service provider (lankahost.net). but now my domain has expired and my hosting account is still available with all my files.
now i have bought another domain (.com) at name.com .i want to connect my new domain name.com to the existing hosting account.
Is there any way to do it.
sort of, yes. Assuming that the machine you're hostin your files on has an ip address set aside for your exclusive use - that is, not "shared" hosting - you can simply create an A record with the new new, and that ip address. You must also change your webserver config - if you're using any web related stuff - such that the webserver can associate your web site files with the new name. Usually, a web host can have multiple names at the same time, so you could simply add a new name to the existing configuration.
It's hard to answer without knowing the details of your domain and hosting settings, but I'll try to give a generic but hopefully useful answer.
You should first get the ip(s) of your hosting. Then point the new domain to that ip(s) using the dns panel provided by the registrar. If you use your own dns (unlikely), set the ip there.
After this, you should configure some rules on your hosting. It's likely that you have to set some sort of virtualhost settings. In particular, you should associate the new domain name to the hosting: probably the hosting service provides you a control panel for this task.
It will be done easily from your domain control panel, just update your dns settings for your new domain name.com. Update your nameservers or A record to point the hosting account. So that it will be linked with your existing hosting account files.