Moved from Amazon hosting, my domain is at GoDaddy and was using the following records for NS.
ns-255.awsdns-34.com ns-551.awsdns-11.net ns-1553.awsdns-24.org ns-5525.awsdns-61.co.uk
I have since switched to the DigitalOcean DNS servers, waited 96 hours+ and reinstalled virtualmin
ns1.digitalocean.com ns2.digitalocean.com ns3.digitalocean.com
My domain name “example.com” no longer appears to be working, I get the directory listing but index.html does not display and no files show up, “host.example.com:10000” works so further confusing me…
centos 7
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Just confirmed with a fresh CentOS 7 droplet, issue remains… (this time I left off private networking, and setup hostname “host.example.com” before install of virtualmin)
On Amazon Lightsail nothing more is required than pointing your domain name to the floating IP.
Weird maybe special configuration is needed here.
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