I recently transferred one of my domains to a new server, and ever since I am having intermittent issues accessing the site. taxiwayalpha.com does not work, www.taxiwayalpha.com occasionally works, and email also does not work.
Despite trying a couple of DNS testing utils online, it appears that the domain is not resolving to the server correctly.
A Whois check shows the following nameservers:
Primary Name Server Hostname: NS1.GAVINCOATES.COM
Secondary Name Server Hostname: NS2.GAVINCOATES.COM
The domain gavincoates.com is configured on the same server, and this website resolves fine.
The domain gavincoates.com is configured as follows with the registrar (simplynames.com)
Within plesk on the server, the configuration for gavincoates.com is as follows:
The hosting settings in Plesk for taxiwayalpha.com domain is as follows:
Thanks in advance.
First, check the
.com
servers:These appear to be the old server addresses?
Let's also check
ns1.gavincoates.com.
:Uh oh, we have a mismatch. Your records at the
.com
registry are inconsistent both in name and in the glue records.You need to have your domain updated with your registrar to use the right name (
ns.taxiwayalpha.com.
) and because theNS
is in its own zone you'll need to send them the right IP address for its glue record too.One issue is that delegation to taxiwayalpha.com is set to ns1.gavincoates.com and ns2.gavincoates.com however querying the zone returns only ns.taxiwayalpha.com.
A second issue is that both ns1.gavincoates.com and ns2.gavincoates.com resolve to the same address. This is the same address that ns.taxiwayalpha.com resolves to.
I have performed a
dig
against your DNS server and it seems to respond with the records correctly:Did you leave enough propagation time after changing server before running your tests?
Looks like your Nameservers are not responding correctly.
http://www.intodns.com/taxiwayalpha.com
Not the items in red. These will typically result in odd DNS behavor.
Appears your nameservers are not returning NS records for your domain. You need to have NS records for your domain.