server ns addresses

BatuhanBakay

I have completed the integration processes including the Flarum installation. But I can't forward NS addresses. I forwarded domain ns's, but I could not set up these records on the server. There are so many articles. They all use different methods. which is the most correct

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BatuhanBakay are you referring to NS as in Name Server ? If so, this is outside of the Flarum scope as it refers to DNS.

BatuhanBakay

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luceos

as a result i will not add NS record for domain forwarding. I will only open an A record from the DNS section.?

bind9 vs. will I not install?

luceos

Nameservers hold the DNS Information of a domain. It tells the internet where to find your site and email.

So once you point the NS records of your domain to one or more servers, those servers become the defining factor in what DNS is active and also where the internet will look for your website.

luceos

BatuhanBakay bind is software used on nameservers to manage your dns records. But nameservers should not be operated by you for many reasons. Most (if not all) domain providers offer their nameservers so that they can store (and delegate) your DNS records.

BatuhanBakay

luceos okay, I got it. So I will just open an A record from the DNS management section and point it to my server's IP address. I won't touch the ns field.

Atreatis

Working with nameservers is rather complex and you need at least two servers to get it decently working which means you need two servers managing it for it in Master and Slave configuration. Also keep in-mind that this setup is complex and is definitely not the easiest way to do this your self.

Which leaves the question for me why aren't you using the name servers of your domain name provider and point the records over there manually which is far safest for you judging on your questions?