Nameserver problem

[WebZiter]

Hi,

Does anyone has any tips for nameservers?
I've setup my 2 custom nameservers over namecheap, but those seem to be really bad.
Does anyone know how to do this better?

WebZiter Reviewed by WebZiter on 3rd Aug 2010. Nameserver problem Hi, Does anyone has any tips for nameservers? I've setup my 2 custom nameservers over namecheap, but those seem to be really bad. Does anyone know how to do this better? Rating: 5

[Sponge Bob]

Hello,

What do you mean by Bad?

Well you need to configure nameservers at the server end aswell for it to resolve.

Have you done that?

Please make your thread much easier to understand abit more.

Thanks

[w3bpr0jectz]

change the a records and use namecheap nameservers.
http://namecheap.simplekb.com/kb.sho...&categoryid=51

you don't really need nameservers on the VPS.

[WebZiter]

So this is what I've done:

1. I've created nameservers using the namecheap function 'Register Nameservers'
2. I've added them in cPanel and created A records there which point to 2 of the server IP's

But only half of the locations can load a domain pointed to them, and they are already pointed there for a few weeks.

[freecbc3]

dude first register them from registrar and then from ur server

[WebZiter]

I did that.