I recently started using entrydns.net as my domain's DNS Manager. I have hosting from another webhost and they provided me with
NS: ns01.domain.com, ns02.domain.com
A : x.x.x.x
Now in my domain (mydomain.com), I set the following NS Records:
ns1.entrydns.net, ns2.entrydns.net, ns3.entrydns.net
Now, in entrydns.net I set up the following only :
NS : ns01.domain.com, ns02.domain.com
A : x.x.x.x
Then I checked with Pingdom DNS Checker and found some strange errors. Can you please suggest ways to correct the problem.
http://dnscheck.pingdom.com/?domain=srijit.com
- Superfluous name server listed at parent: ns1.entrydns.net
- Superfluous name server listed at parent: ns2.entrydns.net
- Superfluous name server listed at parent: ns3.entrydns.net
- Total parent/child glue mismatch.
- Name server ns01.000webhost.com (31.170.167.6) does not answer queries over TCP.
- 2 different serials found.
- different SOA records found.
Best Answer
By setting
NS
records within your zone onentrydns.net
, you're performing a delegation from their servers. This confuses things a bit because theentrydns.net
nameservers consider themselves authoritative for the domain. Remove theNS
records pointing to the other nameservers.You should be hosting these zones exclusively on
entrydns.net
and making your changes there. If you want them to get the data from a different source (i.e.ns01.000webhost.com.
), this should be accomplished with zone transfers.Extra info:
If this nameserver didn't consider itself authoritative, it should be serving up an
AUTHORITY
section with noANSWER
to perform a delegation. Yet if we look at the NS records it returns......we're being sent to different nameservers entirely.