Am I using the correct DNS on my Self-Managed Server?

Please ensure that your Self-Managed Server is configured to make use of the relevant recursive DNS servers:

Data centre: Samrand 

156.38.225.225 -> recursivelb1.jnb.cloud.host-h.net
156.38.225.226 -> recursivelb2.jnb.cloud.host-h.net

Data centre: Cape Town 

196.40.103.102 -> recursivelb1.cpt.cloud.host-h.net
196.40.103.103 -> recursivelb2.cpt.cloud.host-h.net

Linux Servers:

Name servers are configured in the relevant configuration file for the Linux distribution your server is running.

Windows Servers:

Windows Server machines may be configured in the Advanced TCP/IP settings on the interface.

  1. Open Control Panel.
  2. Click Network and Internet.
  3. Click Network and Sharing Center.
  4. Click Change adapter settings in the left pane.
  5. Right-click the public-facing interface and select Properties.

  6. Select Internet Protocol Version 4 (TCP/IPv4) and then Properties.

  7. Under the General tab, “Use the following DNS server addresses” will be selected, showing at least 2 recursive name servers.                                    DNS server addresses
  8. Click OK once done.
    Assist Note

    Xneelo will provision Self-Managed Servers with 2 recursive name servers for Windows and Linux installations.

    Assist Tip

    We do not assist with the configuration on Self-Managed Servers. If you require further assistance with DNS configuration, you will need to contact your system administrator.

    Assist Note

    All Self-Managed tools and features are now available in the new xneelo Control Panel. Make the switch to the new xneelo Control Panel and discover a simpler, more secure way to manage your hosting.

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