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We have a situation in which a domain name is associated with nameservers and does not give control over DNS records.
Windows Azure Websites documentation explains how to work with DNS records such as CNAME and A but does not mention nameservers.
Is there a way to point a domain name at an Azure Website using DNS1 and DNS2 settings rather than DNS records?
No - sorry, Azure doesn't offer Nameserver services - take a look at a solution for managed DNS like http://dyn.com/managed-dns/
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i need to add a CNAME record against my domain purchased in Azure...the azure domains websites doesn't show any option to do that
Create DNS zone in Azure "DNS zones". After it is created, it will already have 4 NS records
Go to "App Services" and add 4 name servers (from step 1.)
Add CNAME (or any other) records to your zone in "DNS Zones"
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My domain register from godaddy site I don't know how to connect this domain form an azure server. I have added these DNS server names in godaddy.
ns1-03.azure-dns.com.
ns2-03.azure-dns.net.
ns3-03.azure-dns.org.
ns4-03.azure-dns.info.
Is it right or wrong? How do i manage my domain's DNS in Azure?
What it shows you by nslookup?
If you can see those NS code, yes right.
When your domain issued, you can see what name server(NS) using in your domain by nslookup or any nslookup web services.
Make sure, your domain issued, it would take times until get your domain more than 2days or less depends on domain service companies.
These NS value would print on your prompt or cmd querying domain.
ns1-03.azure-dns.com.
ns2-03.azure-dns.net.
ns3-03.azure-dns.org.
ns4-03.azure-dns.info.
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I have brought one new VPS(unmanaged VPS) from a2hosting.com.
They provide me IP(199.195.116.118) and Nameservers (dns1.name-services.com and dns2.name-services.com).
My domain is omniitworld.com.
I have changed my domain's dns to dns1.name-services.com and dns2.name-services.com.
When I check DNS of omniitworld.com on mxtoolbox.com, it shows dns1.name-services.com and dns2.name-services.com.
It means my site's DNS is pointed to VPS DNS successfully.
But omniitworld.com does not show page I have created on VPS.
Do I have to do any else on VPS or what I have to do now.
Please help in detail.
DNS lookup of your domain shows that, A record of your domain is pointing to IP address "69.64.147.243", it should be pointing to your VPS IP address, i.e. "199.195.116.118".
https://www.accuwebhosting.com/resources/show-dns-records?q=omniitworld.com
It seems that you are using default nameservers of your registrar, "Enom Incorporated".
To point your domain to VPS, you'll have to change A record to "199.195.116.118".
Following tutorial will help you to achieve this.
http://www.enom.com/kb/kb/kb_0002_change-host-records.htm
Alternatively, you can contact Enom support for the same.
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I changed hosting company which hosted my page to a other one but domain is still hosted by the old company. I can do two things:
- I can change "A" record in the old company control panel to point to new IP.
- I can input old company dns servers to control panel of new one
maybe I should figure out new company dns servers and input them in old company as external dns?
What should I do?
Both options are acceptable. The second option is more easy for you, because you should also enter CNAME and MX records if you choose the first one.
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I have a dnn 7 instance I am thinking of moving to windows azure. How do I configure the DNS for the various portals. I am aware that you use a cname record with the dns to point to the top level/host portal. But where do you point the "sub" portals cname record. Is it at the same host portal's azure address ie: mysite.azurewebsites.net.
Or is there another way to do this?
thanks in advance
You have to direct all the traffic you need to your instance(s) (i.e. yoursites.azurewebsites.net).
But you can also use A records, not only CNAME records. Please read carefully this article.