Okay. Then the queries are coming in. The responses are not going out.
Maybe your router is blocking them in a firewall. Or perhaps your ISP is blocking it (seems unlikely).
Some routers have a firewall that blocks everything outbound except mail, web, vpn. If your router does that, then you need to turn off or reconfigure that router firewall.
It might be a lot easier to just look for a free public DNS service that allows you to setup domains.
You are absolutely right my friend! I’ve contacted my ISP and he is blocking this port! well…do you know if have any other port to use for this service or the only way is a free public DNS…
Thanks for your help!
I suggest you go with free public DNS.
DNS has to use port 53.
Hi! I’m using freeDNS service and I already redirect the records to my public IP but I’d like to know if I need change something in my apache configuration or if I need any special configuration on bind?
Thanks in advance!
It looks good from here. The name resolved quickly, and your webserver responded quickly.
As for your apache configuration - that depends on what kind of web site you want. And you know that better than I ever could.
I’d say that the problem for which you originally started this thread is now resolved, even if by using a workaround.
You are actually better off with the freeDNS service anyway. That way you won’t have to worry about the security of the DNS server.
Ok! but the my problem continues hahahaha, I mean, I’m using the freeDNS service but other PC can’t access the website.
www.alexandresbabo.tk:8080 is still unavailable even with the good server response.
It could be something in my ISP? I don’t think so cause I can access the website by IP.
If it is accessible by IP, then it is a DNS problem.
I am not having any difficulty resolving www.alexandresbabo.tk. However, it is possible that some DNS servers still have older data in their cache, and won’t be able to resolve it until the older data times out. If that’s the problem, then it should solve itself in a day or two.
I checked my ISP dns servers, the google DNS servers, my work DNS servers. They all resolved without problems.
Oops. I forgot to check on. Checking that one, also at work, I had a failure. It seems that it is unable to resolve the “TK” servers. If there’s a problem with those, it will affect all names ending in “.tk”. But I suspect I just found one server with temporary problems.
Everything is going well and working! Thank you so much nrickert and all of you that helped me