Guide to Using Your Own NS Domain at Reseller Camp

Guide to Using Your Own NS Domain at Reseller Camp

by | May 12, 2020 | Guide

Domains that are already active, by default, their NS (Name Servers) will point to ns1.liqu.id & ns2.liqu.id.

For that, I will change it to the NS domain name itself so that it looks more like that, hehehe. For example, I took for example the a.id domain, which was the result of checking from Pandi and intodns.com as shown below :

  1. Login to https://resellercamp.id/manage/ and select the domain you want to change.

  1. Click Child Name Servers, fill in ns1.a.id and the IP server that will be used as the domain server, then click Save.

  1. Click Modify on Name Servers and change to ns1.a.id and ns2.a.id then click Update Name Servers.

Following are the results of checking from https://pandi.id/whois/ and intodns.com about 20 minutes later. Oh yeah, if the results on intodns.com look a lot in red, please ignore it because I haven’t installed the domain in the intended NS, so it’s not recognized.

Following are the results after pointing to hosting.

Good luck.

Masking Domain in Plesk

Masking Domain in Plesk

by | Apr 3, 2020 | Guide

I have 2 domains, say domain A already has a website and domain B is just a domain. I want when typing domain B in the browser, it will lead to domain A but the address bar in the browser still says domain B.

Oh yes, please pay attention to the paragraph above, because it is almost similar to domain forwarding, but what I will do here is masking the domain. The different is :

Domain forwarding : URL and display according to the redirected domain.

Domain masking : Fixed URL, the display will change according to the redirected domain.

I’ve used cPanel before, but it seems that the method is more difficult compared to the Plesk I’m currently using, but cPanel has the advantage that it doesn’t delete content from the domain you want to redirect to, in Plesk the entire domain content will be deleted.

Here’s the configuration in Plesk :

  1. Login to Plesk then click Domains – the domain name you want to redirect to – Hosting Settings.

  1. In Hosting type, click Change and select Forwarding and in Forwarding type select Frame forwarding then click OK.

  1. Plesk will give a warning about the forwarding, click Yes.

  1. Please try typing domain B in the address bar and make sure the contents of website A appear.

Good luck and thank you.