How do i get my web page Resloved?

[Lakewall]

How do i get my web page Resloved?
I have been having problems with it for a while now and it keeps returning to the fact that my page is not 'resolved' yet.
The page was created a couple months ago, so it is not new, but I have not done anything to it, please help!

Matt

[ProWebUK]

You have the nameservers setup on the domain and the nameservers on the system are setup correct I assume, is the server yours or are you an end user?

Chris

[Lakewall]

Im not to sure but I was told that :
There's no nameservers associated with your account.

Why is this and how do I go about fixing the problem.

Thankyou.

[existenz]

:confused: What are you doing?

Did you register a DNS server at your registrant?

Did you add that ip/s in DirectAdmin and tell DA in 'Your Reseller' what the hostname and ip associated with that name are?

ps don't double post it just causes confusion and it will take that much longer to get to the root of the problem!

[ProWebUK]

If you are an end user only, you will need to have 2 IPs and dns controls, if you dont have them, you need to contact your host (providing your an end user / reseller)

(Your duplicate thread removed also)

Chris

[DirectAdmin Support]

Perhaps just post the domain name and we could more easily guide you along.

(triplicate thread removed also)

John

[existenz]

From a thread started elsewhere from same person on same topic just merging topics into one!

I havent set anything up. I dont know how to set the DNS or give it IPs (do i give it my IP address?).

Like Chris said:

Do you have a dedicated server and are using DirectAdmin or are you a reseller and your host is using DirectAdmin?

You can learn a little more about how to use DirectAdmin with their own wonderful help guide:

http://site-helper.com/

The basics:
You need 2 static ip address from your ISP, WebHosting company, Host...whatever it is.

You need to have those added for use in DirectAdmin by the Admin of the server. He will assign those to a reseller account. You will need to create subdomain for those ip's. It would be something like:

dns1.domain.com 192.168.1.2
dns2.domain.com 192.168.1.3

Now you go back to the registrant where you registered *domain.com* and somehow (depends on the registrant) you want to register DNS servers. You will need to type in dns1.domain.com and dns2.domain.com and the ip associated with those. Once that is finished and they enter that into the worldwide database you can register domains with those DNS servers.