DNS Zone Help!

[purplepaws]

Hi,

I have noticed a bit of a strange problem on one of my servers.

When I create a new account and then check the DNS zone, instead of root.ns1.mydomain.com. I am getting the server main contact email address minus the @!!!

Any ideas? The sites still work, but if someone checks the DNS info they see my email......help! Where is WHM picking it up from?

 

[TRAIN YARD SOFTWARE]

We are having the same problem, it is only on new domains.

 

[TRAIN YARD SOFTWARE]

We are having the same problem, it is only on new domains.

 

[purplepaws]

Yes, it only appears to have been for the last couple of weeks on new account creations......I thought it was soemthing I had done

 

[purplepaws]

Anyone got any ideas? Only one of my servers has this problem, and I cant figure out where it is picking the info up from.

Its getting annoying because everytime I create an account I have to go in and edit the DNS zone.

 

[DefHosting]

Did you ever get this resolved? Having same problem.

 

[purplepaws]

No, havent got to the bottom of this. I have submitted a support request via the form but have heard nothing.

 

[Juanra]

http://web.cpanel.net/bugzilla/show_bug.cgi?id=509

 

[joana]

Bug marked as resolved.. what was the resolution?? still have the same issue..

 

[purplepaws]

...havent got a clue??

I think the problem we have is in fact the resolution??!??

 

[Juanra]

The problem you have is in fact the resolution. The problem we had before is that by default [email protected] is unroutable in CPanel boxes and thus an invalid address, which could lead to problems.

As a suggestion, you could set a role address as your contact address (something like [email protected]) and then redirect it to your personal address or use it directly as such.

 

[Djelibeybi]

Also note that in DNS SOA records you can't use the @ symbol (its reserved in zone files), so the email address is listed as 'admin.domain.com' -- and is correct. However, actually using an email address from an SOA is fairly archaic, as most people would use the Registrar's email from a WHOIS server.

 

[itf]

[quote:d2d999c28a][i:d2d999c28a]Originally posted by purplepaws[/i:d2d999c28a]

Hi,

I have noticed a bit of a strange problem on one of my servers.

When I create a new account and then check the DNS zone, instead of root.ns1.mydomain.com. I am getting the server main contact email address minus the @!!!

Any ideas? The sites still work, but if someone checks the DNS info they see my email......help! Where is WHM picking it up from?[/quote:d2d999c28a]
In WHM -& server setup
Leave &Server Contact's E-Mail Address& blank then there would be no problem (as you wish)