Hi,
I was hoping to maybe get some advice on a long ongoing issue with my cPanel server. The DNS has been acting up off and on for months. Any sites that point to my nameservers have very spotty uptime (some days as bad as 50% or less). And also, they appear to work on some ISP's more than others. I've had good luck with my ISP, where my neighbors cannot access it with theirs. Running a propagation test on one of my domains (Global DNS Propagation Checker - What's My DNS?), I see that only a couple servers can seem to trace the nameserver to the server IP. Also, using an "Is it down" service shows the website as offline. Furthermore, I have a StatusCake test that runs, which proves my point of spotty uptime. It's constantly up for a few minutes, down for a few minutes, up, down, etc. I went back and "re-traced" my steps of creating a nameserver and ensured the A record is added, and that the nameservers are registered with my registrar (Namecheap).
I have a couple sites that I use CloudFlare on, and those sites have a 99.9% uptime with no issues, so it's definitely an issue with my nameservers.
While I could just tell my clients who use my nameservers that they must use CloudFlare, I'd rather get to the roof of the problem and know that my server is fully functional.
Hopefully someone has some ideas
Thanks,
Christian
I was hoping to maybe get some advice on a long ongoing issue with my cPanel server. The DNS has been acting up off and on for months. Any sites that point to my nameservers have very spotty uptime (some days as bad as 50% or less). And also, they appear to work on some ISP's more than others. I've had good luck with my ISP, where my neighbors cannot access it with theirs. Running a propagation test on one of my domains (Global DNS Propagation Checker - What's My DNS?), I see that only a couple servers can seem to trace the nameserver to the server IP. Also, using an "Is it down" service shows the website as offline. Furthermore, I have a StatusCake test that runs, which proves my point of spotty uptime. It's constantly up for a few minutes, down for a few minutes, up, down, etc. I went back and "re-traced" my steps of creating a nameserver and ensured the A record is added, and that the nameservers are registered with my registrar (Namecheap).
I have a couple sites that I use CloudFlare on, and those sites have a 99.9% uptime with no issues, so it's definitely an issue with my nameservers.
While I could just tell my clients who use my nameservers that they must use CloudFlare, I'd rather get to the roof of the problem and know that my server is fully functional.
Hopefully someone has some ideas
Thanks,
Christian
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