Procedure – Retrieve the DNS Listener’s API Key The following are to be performed on the InterWorx Control Panel server that will be listening to and publishing zones for another InterWorx server. Click the NodeWorx menu item if it is not already open. Click the API Key menu item. If an API Key is not already displayed, click the Generate button. [...]
Introduction: Anyone running websites on a dedicated server deals with DNS in order to make their websites point to that server. There are two basic ways this is done: DNS hosted by someone else, such as your domain registrar or data center, who creates all of the necessary DNS zone info on their servers. There [...]
Step 1: Identify the IP address of your interworx primary nameserver (a.b.c.d) Step 2: Identify the IP address of your bind secondary nameserver (e.f.g.h) Step 3a: If you want you allow transfer of only a subset of the domains on the interworx server, on the interworx server run the following: echo ‘e.f.g.h:allow,AXFR=”site1.com/site2.com/site3.com”‘ >> /service/axfrdns-a.b.c.d/tcp Step [...]
InterWorx Control Panel uses djbdns which does not use zone configuration files. DNS data is stored on the InterWorx database.
The first thing to do is to query the dns servers directly to see if they are advertising the right info. If they are then the problem lies elsewhere. From the shell, run: nslookup server [IP of your IWorx-CP iterative DNS server] [domain-to-query] The IP after the ‘server’ directive should be an IP bound to your [...]
Prerequesites If you are reading this document we are assuming three things: You have a server with the InterWorx Control Panel installed on it. You own a domain which you would like to use for a nameserver (you only need one, even if you host many sites). You want to use your own (ns1.mydomain.com and [...]
Click the System Services menu item if it is not already open. Click the DNS Server menu item if it is not already open. Click the Overview menu item. Locate the IP Addresses Without DNS Services section. Click the checkbox next to the IP you want to update. Select restart from the dropdown menu below the IP list.
Click the System Services menu item if it is not already open. Click the DNS Server menu item if it is not already open. Click the Overview menu item. Locate the Active DNS Services (Iterative) section. Click the checkbox next to the IP you want to update. Select Restart from the dropdown menu below the IP list.
Click the System Services menu item if it is not already open. Click the DNS Server menu item if it is not already open. Click the Overview menu item. Locate the Active DNS Services (Iterative) section. Click the checkbox next to the IP you want to update. Select Remove from the dropdown menu below the IP list. The page will reload. You will see the [...]
