Plesk www. Problem

Discussion in 'Site & Server Administration' started by Joshua Pitts, Mar 1, 2010.

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    Joshua Pitts, Mar 1, 2010 IP
  2. abhijit

    abhijit Notable Member

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    its not a problem.............you have just added your name servers so it may take some time to populated completely.......and everything will be alright ...wait for some time min 24 Hrs else contact your hosting provider..
     
    abhijit, Mar 2, 2010 IP
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    biggunn Active Member

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    I hope you fixed your problem by now, but I'll post my answer for future viewers of this thread. I had this same problem at first. Go into the domain, then dns settings... The www. record is likely setup as a CNAME. Delete this record, then click update. Then create a new A record for www. to point to your IP address. This should fix it. Good Luck!
     
    biggunn, Mar 17, 2010 IP
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    ryodimas Peon

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    are using blogspot custom domain or use your own self-hosted website?
     
    ryodimas, Mar 17, 2010 IP
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    maestria Well-Known Member

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    Usually this error comes due to a cname record, which missing in the domain's DNS settings. Please check the cname record fist through the plesk interface .

    To add cname record
    1. Open Plesk and go to your navigate to your domain
    2. Click on "DNS settings" located in the "Website area"
    3. Click on "add record" icon in DNS settings
    4. Change record type to CNAME
    5. Enter the prefix www "Enter domain name" field
    6. Enter your domain name in the text box asking for " Enter a canonical name " and click OK



    This error can also occur due to mis-configuration in the IIS
    to check this
    1. rdesktop your server
    2. open iis (Internet information system)
    3. Under the Web Sites area > right click on your domain and take properties
    4. Click on the "Advanced" button under the "Web Site" tab
    4. Check whether there is a www entry or not
    5. If missing to add it, click "add" button there
    give your domains IP
    TCP port as 80
    Host header value as www.yourdomain.com and click OK
     
    maestria, Mar 24, 2010 IP