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First step is to ping the subdomain to make sure that it resolves to the IP of the second server. If it does that means that the DNS is setup correctly. <br> <br>After that just browse to the IP of the second server in your browser: <br>http://xx.xx.xx.xx <br> <br>This will allow you to test if your web server is working on the second virtual machine. You can also configure nginx to return the same content as the subdomain on the IP this way you can test to make sure that your nginx config is correct. <br> <br>If both of the above are true then the subdomain should be working for you in the browser.