Question
Can't reach this page
- Posted on March 15, 2025
- WebsitesConfiguration ManagementDNS
Asked by Faisol Bello
I want set up a subdomain on digital ocean (the domain is with whogohost), I already configured Apache to serve the files. However, when I try to access it, I get a ‘Non-existent domain’ error. The DNS A record for @ and www to point to my DO IP are set in my droplet networking.
the main domain from my whogohost is accessible I don’t where the issue is coming from
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Heya,
Can you please post your domain’s Apache configuration? It’s either that or your DNS is not configured and your A record is not pointing to your Dropet.
Heya, @faisolbello
You can use https://dnschecker.org and enter
blog.yourdomain.com— select A record. It should return your droplet IP.If it says “not found” or shows old IPs, wait a bit or recheck the DNS record on WhoGoHost.
Regards