Web site not found, DNS problem?

[thechronic]

I have performed the maildir conversion yesterday and did a /scripts/upcp --force

After that I couldn't reach my domain (www.aprworks-online.be) anymore, but I can still ping the server and log in to the WHM.

What can cause this? It seems like a DNS problem, but I've checked everything but it all seems to be OK.

- the name server pointers are correctly set up with the registrar of the domain
- Networking Setup > Nameserver IPs shows the correct IP addresses for the primary and secondary nameserver
- I've requested the DNS IP's from the data center and added these to the /etc/resolv.conf file, which now reads

domain aprworks-online.com
search aprworks-online.com
nameserver 209.51.128.19
nameserver 209.51.128.20

- Service Configuration > Nameserver Setup: enabled it
- Server Configuration > Basic cPanel/WHM Setup: I've assigned IP addresses and added A entries for both nameservers
- I've done /scripts/upcp --force after all this

But the domain can still not be reached, what else can be the problem?

[oleanhst]

I had the same issue. I had to restart bind

[thechronic]

That doesn't work

I also tried doing a graceful reboot but that doesn't help either.

[chirpy]

That would be because none of your nameservers for that domain are working:
http://dnsreport.com/tools/dnsreport...orks-online.be

[thechronic]

and how do I solve that?

[thechronic]

Anyone?

When I check the service status, the named service is up and running.

[thechronic]

I noticed something weird, DNS clustering is disabled, but when I click on 'DNS Functions > Establish a Trust Relationship with a Primary Nameserver' I get the message 'This function is handled automatically since dns clustering is enabled. There is no need to set it up.'

[AndyReed]

and how do I solve that?

DNS issues can be tricky; I suggest you hire a sys admin to help you.

[thechronic]

It started working again after I restarted IPconfig.